5 Minute Meals

By The Neuroimmunology Group at Queen Mary, University of London

5 Minute Meals episodes

December 03, 2012 Why identical twins don't remain identical throughout life
Dr Ruth Dobson tells us why identical twins don't remain identical throughout life. Ruth then explains how this relates to her research in multiple sclerosis.
7 min
December 03, 2012 Transmissions of information in the central nervous system
Dr Sarah Al-Izki explains the role of transmissions of information in the central nervous system, in multiple sclerosis.
6 min
December 03, 2012 Understanding the anatomy of the spinal cord
PhD student, Ryan Graves helps us understand the anatomy of the spinal cord. 'The trials and tribulations of staining' is a process within multiple sclerosis research.
9 min
December 03, 2012 How the eye is affected in multiple sclerosis
PhD student, Katie Lidster tells us how the eye is affected in multiple sclerosis.
6 min
December 03, 2012 Control of nerve impulses by cannabis: Synaptic Neurotransmitters-
Professor David Baker tells us how nerve impulses are controlled by cannabis (synaptic neurotransmission) when researching multiple sclerosis.
5 min