Ch 3.3 The Impact of Research in Cell Biology. Microscope Technology As microscope technology continues to improve, researchers are able to see and understand.

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Ch 3.3 The Impact of Research in Cell Biology

Microscope Technology As microscope technology continues to improve, researchers are able to see and understand more about cellular processes.

Research in Cell Biology research is working to: – stop the development of cancers – regenerate nerve cells to repair spinal cord injuries – develop vaccines to prevent disease – discover biological tools to clean up pollution – prepare to stop the spread of infectious diseases not yet known – increase world food production – many, many, other aims as well

Working to Stop Cancers Cancer is a disease related to the uncontrolled and rapid reproduction of cells through cell division. Cancerous cells continue to reproduce rather than carrying out their required cellular activities, creating a tumour. A tumour is a mass of cells that are continually reproducing but are otherwise non-functional. – Tumours can appear in any organ in the body and can spread from one organ to another.

What is being done? Cell biologists and other specialists are researching: – how to turn off the cells’ non-stop reproduction – how to destroy tumours – why the process begins hereditary (inherited from a parent) lifestyle choices (smoking, not wearing sunscreen, etc) environmental issues (chemical pollution in air and water) – studies have led to: development of effective treatments for some cancers improved technology for the detection of many caners insights into lifestyle choices that can help us protect ourselves from some cancers

Repairing Damaged Spinal Cords paralysis, or the inability to move muscles, occurs when the spinal cord is damaged cell biologists continue to work to solve key problems relating to regenerating the cells in the spinal tissue that transmit neurological impulses – skin, bone, and muscle cells can repair themselves; is there a way to trigger a similar repair in spinal tissue?

Preparing for New Infectious Diseases smallpox, polio, malaria, and tuberculosis have been brought under control in much of the world cell biologists are working to know how bacteria and viruses are adapting to create new infectious diseases – Ebola outbreak happening right now

Improving World Food Production cell biologists are modifying plants so they can grow in a wide variety of conditions (ie. regions that are drier or colder) cell biologists are modifying plants to improve the organisms resistance to insects – Bt corn can kill an insect known as the European corn borer cell biologists are modifying plants to increase their nutritional value – are these changes always a good thing? Do we know?