Gunes Aytac

Assistant Professor

University of Hawaii at Manoa

United States

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Gunes Aytac is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in the United States. His research areas encompass medical education, including the learning preferences of medical students, as well as studies on cerebral cavernous malformation proteins in cancer models. Additionally, he explores the ethical implications of cadaver usage in research and the application of extended reality in veterinary medicine and anatomy instruction.

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U-Young Lee

Associate Professor

Catholic University of Korea School of Medicine

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A comparison of pre- and post-clinical education learning preferences among medical students who elected to dissect compared to those who did not during the COVID-19 pandemic

Cerebral cavernous malformation proteins, CCM1, CCM2 and CCM3, are decreased in metastatic lesions in a murine breast carcinoma model

Extended reality veterinary medicine case studies for diagnostic veterinary imaging instruction: Assessing student perceptions and examination performance

Demonstration of the Decrease in Locomotor Activity and Central Nervous System in the Demyelination Model, in Which the Toxic Agent is Realized by Gavage

Ethical analysis of cadaver supply and usage processes for research within the scope of the Helsinki Declaration

Extended reality veterinary medicine case studies for diagnostic veterinary imaging instruction: Assessing student perceptions and examination performance

An Online Magnetic Resonance Imaging Approach Using Augmented Reality Visualizations for Introducing Students to Their "Silent Teachers"

An Online Magnetic Resonance Imaging Approach Using Augmented Reality Visualizations for Introducing Students to Their "Silent Teachers"

Case-based radiological anatomy instruction using cadaveric MRI imaging and delivered with extended reality web technology

Effects of Melatonin and Doxorubicin on Primary Tumor And Metastasis in Breast Cancer Model

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U-Young Lee

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