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Garland Science - EXPLORING THE LIVING CELL
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Exploring the Living Cell

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Exploring the Living Cell

Scientific Author: Christian Sardet
Director: Véronique Kleiner

DVD Video NTSC. Color. Running time: 180 minutes.
For all ages. Menus and subtitles: French/English/German
Production CNRS Images
With the support of Inserm, Institut Max Planck, Zeiss
Distributed in North America by Garland Science.
ISBN13: 978-0-8153-4223-6


This unique DVD takes us on a journey through the basic unit of life: the cell. Using the earliest drawings and exciting imagery taken with today’s microscopes, renowned biologists and young scientists explain their research and share their discoveries. Learn how cells were discovered, how they function, how they relate to health and disease, and what the future holds.

  • The world of biologists, laboratories and cells: 13 films

  • Membranes with Kai Simons (Max Plank Institute, MCBG – Dresden)
    Mitosis with Eric Karsenti (CNRS, EMBL – Heidelberg)
    Cell Cycle with Paul M. Nurse (Nobel Prize for Medicine (2001), Rockefeller University – New York )
    Chromosomes and Nucleus with Jan Ellenberg (EMBL – Heidelberg) and Danièle Hernandez (CNRS, Institut Jacques Monod – Paris)
    Mitochondria with Michael Duchen (University College – London)
    Centrosomes with Michel Bornens (CNRS, Institut Curie – Paris)
    Microtubules and Microfilaments with Eric Karsenti, Philippe Bastiens (EMBL – Heidelberg) and Cécile Gauthier (INSERM-CNRS, CRBM – Montpellier)
    Cleavage with Pierre Gönczy (ISREC – Lausanne)
    Proteins with Dino Moras (CNRS, IGBMC – Illkirch)

  • Evolution and diversity of cells, the ethics of stem cells: 4 films

  • Diversity of Cells by Véronique Kleiner
    Stem Cells with Göran Hermerén, (President, European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies – Brussels)
    Cells and Evolution with Paul M. Nurse
    Cell and program with Jean-Jacques Kupiec (ENS – Paris)

  • The story of the discovery of the cell: 1 film

  • A film by Didier Deleskiewicz with Paul M. Nurse, Werner W. Franke (DKFZ – Heidelberg), Claude Debru (ENS – Paris)

  • Voyage inside the cell: 1 computer animated film by Christian Sardet, Laurent Larsonneur, and Andreas Koch

  • A computer animation film by Christian Sardet (CNRS, BioMarCell – Villefranche-sur-Mer), Laurent Larsonneur and Andreas Koch (Digital Studio)

  • Bonus: explanatory notes and links to special interest sites

  • CNRS: National Centre for Scientific Research
    CRBM: Centre de Recherches de Biochimie Macromoléculaire
    DKFZ: Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum
    EMBL: European Molecular Biology Laboratory
    ENS: Ecole Nationale Supérieure
    IGBMC: Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology
    INSERM: Institut national de la santé et de la recherché médicale
    ISREC: Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research
    MCBG: Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics
    Archive of cell videos in DVD at: http://bioclips.com

The CNRS Images and Veronique Kleiner team worked for more than a year with Christian Sardet, research director at CNRS, to release their first thematic multimedia DVD of its kind: Exploring the Living Cell. This trilingual DVD (French, English and German) is ideal for curious minds and experts. Many internationally renowned experts have contributed to this DVD such as Michel Bornens, Michael Duchen, Werner W. Franke, Goran Hermeren, Eric Karsenti, Paul Nurse (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine winner of 2001), Kai Simons, and many more. The DVD has been positively reviewed and was the subject of a December 2007 editorial in Nature Cell Biology.

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