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The embryology of facial bones is different from those of the hands and feet in that their forms are highly complex and truly finely formed. In this lecture we will consider the vital functions of these facial bones.

Lecturer

Tsuyoshi Takato

Graduate School of Medicine

※Affiliations and positions are as of the time of recording.

UTokyo Open Lectures: Bones

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Bones

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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