MS
Jul 1, 2020
A big thanks to John Hopkins University for this course the faculty of this university is one of the best faculty i have ever seen all things are much clear and confidential.
Once again Thanks.
RB
Feb 8, 2017
Good course, but why researchers whant to hold/control cancer in a human and not rebuild the destroyed mechanisms of autoregul;ation by genetic engeneering for example? That would be true cure.
By Wasaif
•Aug 18, 2020
جميل جدا
By Abdelaziz A
•Jul 11, 2020
so great
By Dr J A M P
•Apr 18, 2017
EXCELENT
By Abdulwahab A
•May 10, 2020
Amazing
By Yassir C
•Sep 11, 2017
perfect
By Said B M
•Jun 2, 2022
thanks
By MOHAMED I M
•Apr 1, 2020
Useful
By Sahaj G
•Sep 1, 2018
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By ceaser w s
•Aug 24, 2018
great
By Tiến Đ L
•Aug 24, 2022
good
By Natthakorn K
•Sep 12, 2021
Well
By Liza U
•Mar 1, 2021
nice
By Ms.G.Mijithra
•Jun 11, 2020
Good
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•Nov 30, 2017
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•Jul 24, 2021
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By Gerda S
•May 23, 2018
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By Paul C H
•Aug 25, 2017
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By Charles W
•Apr 2, 2023
This course does a good job in expanding information provided in the introductory course.
This rating is meant to balance out the rating for the previous course (making the average 4.5). For example, there are some typos, along with some formatting issues (such as unusual spacing an indentation in text, and there were some unusually long pauses in one or two videos towards the end of the course).
Nevertheless, this course helped me learn more information that will help be better understand and communicate with cancer researchers. So, thank you!
By Deleted A
•Aug 6, 2017
I would have enjoyed more in-depth descriptions of some of the particular processes and mechanisms described (ie, degradation of the ECM using MMPs), but I also realize that this course wasn't intended to contain that level of detail. There were a few quiz questions (about two to three in the whole course) with correct answers which I found questionable, but I am otherwise satisfied.
By Divya K
•Sep 18, 2020
Loved the course! However, I did not feel it was for beginner's level, and needed some elaboration for some terms, especially for those who do not have a strong foundational knowledge of the human body in biological terms. Nevertheless, it was easy to follow along with and gave me a deeper understanding of cancer and how it metastasizes.
By Shweta S
•Jul 1, 2019
Hello
I found this course very informative, learned a lot of things. Surely this is gonna help me buid up knowledge in cancer biology. Prof K Pienta is an amzing teacher taught lectures very calmly and his colleagues did an amazing job. Thank you, would like to have to add experiments in the next courses.
By Aishah A
•Sep 1, 2022
Great course, very very very informative, highly recommend.
the only thing I didn't like is some of the presenters were speaking in one tone (feels like they are just reading) which made me bored, but I completed the course because it is very useful for those who have an interest in cancer biology
By TRECY J
•Sep 17, 2020
The course is designed for those who are new to the topic. It provided me to better understand the whole functioning of metastasis, which have been quite confusing to me before. I got all my doubts clear from this session and explained the reason for the hallmarks of cancer in a very simpler way.
By Manuel A O M
•Feb 15, 2020
Besides I am slightly familiar within this field, I have gained a broader and deeper insight into the biology of metastasis. The course is well structured, complete and easy to follow the lessons. However, the questionnaire could have been a bit more challenging to test the acquired knowledge.
By robbie m
•Aug 8, 2020
Close to the last part was hard. but, i knew i couldn't give up . Learning about cancer is triggering so many things. My sister died from a brain tumor and my mom had lung cancer. this class just reinforces the information that I'm learning and I am so happy I'm taking these classes.