5. Hallmarks of cancer (part 2)

[@swaralikeni5007]

Can u plz upload another video explaining 4 new hallmarks of cancer...and the video was really helpful ...ty

[@assetgabriel5244]

Very nice animation and explanations! It would also be better if sounds can be louder :) Thank you so much!

[@oncologyformedicalstudents6877]

Thank you! Yep been having a few issues with the audio but slowly getting there

[@zoetaguma]

These videos are so so helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@belaliamelouka9613]

I'm so lucky cause I have found these vds Thank you sir 🙏

[@sarahmansournejad6555]

Thanks for simple and detailed explanation 😍

[@Akam_J_Mustafa]

Hey, thanks for your videos, I really find them useful. Keep up the great job.

[@zainabalradi2306]

NIIIIICCCE. everything makes perfect sense now

[@hyaenodon]

I feel like this series overemphasised the role of DNA in the types of signal transduction dysfunction possible in cancerous tissues. Perhaps it would be helpful to mention protein folding (redox or glycosylation), and or protein transport, to ensure enquiring thought on the issue. Definitely my favourite hallmarks video though, I learned a lot.

[@oncologyformedicalstudents6877]

Thanks for the comments - you're right, the hallmarks of cancer really describe phenotypic adaptations in cells (i.e. how they can be observed to behave). While DNA is an obvious starting point when looking to explain how cancerous cells have gained those behaviours/abilities, anything in between the building of a functional protein from DNA could have a role, including (as you've helpfully pointed out) protein handling, or even how those cells interact with their surrounding cells and environment. Eventually I'll try to come back to cover some of these important topics. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@nathanhuang9239]

Thank you for this video

[@irlonoliveira4556]

Thanks ! Great job, very helpful!

[@futuredoctor992]

Thank you Soo much for this video

[@sjarah1]

Did u upload the other video covering the rest of recent hallmarks yet?

[@zulrockers9068]

Hayflick limit!!!! Now i understand

[@amelial1249]

Hi I would like to ask, does the part 1 + part 2 video of the hallmarks of cancer cover the full research paper by Hanahan and Weinberg? Thanks, great video

[@oncologyformedicalstudents6877]

Hi Amelia, thanks for the kind comment. Its more of an overview to help you understand the 6 concepts they describe in the original paper. They've since expanded it in 2011 to include a further 4 hallmarks - these I haven't covered yet but will eventually get round to making another video on these!

[@hamedhosseini4938]

thank you mate. :)

[@oncologyformedicalstudents6877]

You are welcome!

[@bombasticcubic]

good animation and explanation! thanks (:

[@bombasticcubic]

could be slightly more detailed for med students in my opinion, but other than that very nice

[@oncologyformedicalstudents6877]

Thanks for the comment! I've deliberately tried to keep it simple for now so as not to make it too overwhelming, this series of videos is more of a introduction than an all encompassing account - I'll aim to revisit some of these topics to expand on these later. Thanks for watching :)

[@Kyrani99]

Aren't these the hallmarks of stem cells?

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