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Դայանա Քելլի` Ինչ մենք չգիտեինք առնանդամի անատոմիայի մասին

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Մենք դեռ ամեն բան չգիտենք անատոմիայի մասին: Մենք ահռելի քանակությամբ գիտելիք ունենք գենոմիկայի, պրոտեոմիկայի և բջջային կենսաբանություն մասին, բայց Դայանա Քելլին TEDMED-ի իր ելույթով հստակ ցույց է տալիս, որ կան մարդու մարմնի վերաբերյալ հիմնական փաստեր, որոնց մասին մենք դեռ սովորում ենք: Օրինակ, էրեկցիան կաթնասունների մոտ:

Diane Kelly studies vertebrate anatomy, in particular the connection between the design and the function of reproductive organs. Full bio »

Translated into Armenian by Vahan Alaverdyan
Reviewed by Gohar Khachatryan
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