Key words: SOLS, body, cancer, repair, immune system.
| Topic |
Time |
| Intro - |
00:00 |
| How is my body going to fix the cut on my finger? [Ramon] |
02:08 |
| Making the cut sticky - platelets |
02:33 |
| Making a scab. |
03:14 |
| Why did we put antibiotic ointment on the cut? [Dr. Biology] -
bacteria |
03:33 |
| What if I couldn't put antibiotic on my cut? [Ramon] - white blood
cells |
04:16 |
| What does the word "cancer" mean? [Ramon] |
05:30 |
| How do people get cancer? [Ramon] |
07:38 |
| Some people think cancer is in our DNA. |
08:05 |
| How many people have cancer? [Ramon] |
08:36 |
| Is cancer contagious? [Ramon] |
09:18 |
| Why do some people get cancer and some don't? [Ramon] |
09:45 |
| How do people know they have cancer? [Ramon] |
11:02 |
| How about using X-rays to find cancer? [Dr. Biology] |
11:36 |
| What happens to your lungs when you get cancer? |
12:49 |
| Cancer cells can escape - do they go to your ear too? [Ramon] |
13:29 |
| Can one relative pass it to another relative? [Ramon] |
14:01 |
| Does the skin of people with cancer change color? [Ramon]
jaundice, melanoma |
14:58 |
| Do people with cancer lose their hair? [Ramon] chemotherapy |
16:12 |
| Does our body repair itself while we sleep? [Dr. Biology] |
17:04 |
| Are there foods you can eat to avoid cancer? [Ramon] |
18:02 |
| What are doing in your laboratory about cancer? CTL
cells - attacking tumor cells. [Dr. Biology] |
18:47 |
| CTL cells can tell good cells from cancer cells. |
19:45 |
| Three questions |
20:24 |
| When did you first know you wanted be a scientist or
biologist? |
20:48 |
| What would you be or do if you could not be a scientist? [Ramon] |
21:25 |
| What advice would you have for someone wanting to become a
biologist? |
22:06 |
| Sign-off |
22:54 |
