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All About Cancer
DNA Instruction Manual
Damaged DNA - what happens next?
A game of dice?
What does it take to make cancer a killer
Avoiding cell death
Making new blood vessels
Unlimited Reproduction
Self-motivated to Divide
Ignoring Messages to Stop Dividing
Spreading Throughout the Body
Prolonged Inflammation
All About Imaging
The history of imaging
Contrast agents
Microscopes
Contrast agents in cells
Contrast agents in tissue
Whole body scanning
X-rays
MRI
Nuclear medicine - PET and SPECT
Ultrasound
All About Radiation
Radiation damages DNA
Alpha radiation
Beta radiation
Gamma radiation
All about DNA
Repairing the damage
Repair methods 1 - Fixing a damaged letter
Repair methods 2 - short patch repairs
Repair methods 3 - long patch repairs
Repair methods 4 - Template repairs
Repair methods 5 - End joining
Why Gray
