Conception to birth -- visualized | Alexander Tsiaras

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Translator: Eulalia Baroja Reviewer: Xosé María Moreno
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I was offered a position as associate professor of medicine
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Ofrecéronme un posto de profesor asociado de medicina
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and chief of scientific visualization
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e xefe de visualización científica
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at Yale University
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no departamento de medicina
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in the department of medicine.
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da Universidade de Yale.
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And my job was to write many of the algorithms and code
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O meu traballo consistía en escribir algoritmos e código
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for NASA to do virtual surgery
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para que a NASA realizase cirurxía virtual
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in preparation for the astronauts going into deep-space flight,
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para preparar os astronautas para se adentraren no espazo profundo,
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so they could be kept in robotic pods.
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para que puidesen ser conservados en vaíñas robóticas.
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One of the fascinating things about what we were working on
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Unha das cousas máis fascinante de traballar niso foi que
ao usarmos nova tecnoloxía de imaxe, conseguiamos ver
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is that we were seeing, using new scanning technologies,
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cousas que nunca se viran antes.
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things that had never been seen before.
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Refírome non só ao tratamento de enfermidades
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Not only in disease management,
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but also things that allowed us to see things about the body
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senón outras cousas que puidemos ver sobre o corpo
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that just made you marvel.
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que vos abraiarían.
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I remember one of the first times we were looking at collagen.
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Lembro unha das primeiras veces que vimos o coláxeno.
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And your entire body, everything --
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Todo o corpo, todo:
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your hair, skin, bone, nails --
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cabelos, pel, ósos, unllas...
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everything is made of collagen.
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todo está feito de coláxeno.
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And it's a kind of rope-like structure that twirls and swirls like this.
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É coma unha estrutura con forma de corda
que xira e enguedella desta xeito.
O único lugar onde o coláxeno cambia de estrutura
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And the only place that collagen changes its structure
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é na córnea do ollo.
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is in the cornea of your eye.
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No ollo,
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In your eye, it becomes a grid formation,
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é mais coma unha reixa,
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and therefore, it becomes transparent, as opposed to opaque.
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de forma que se volve transparente, e non opaco.
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So perfectly organized a structure,
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Cunha estrutura tan perfecta,
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it was hard not to attribute divinity to it.
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era difícil non atribuirlle orixe divina.
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Because we kept on seeing this in different parts of the body.
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Porque seguíamola a ver unha e outra vez en
distintas partes do corpo.
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One of the opportunities I had
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Tiven a oportunidade de unirme a
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was one person was working on a really interesting
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unha persoa que traballaba cunha máquina de
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micromagnetic resonance imaging machine with the NIH.
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resonancias micromagnéticas no Instituto Nacional de Saúde.
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And what we were going to do
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Comezamos un proxecto
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was scan a new project
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de escaneado do desenvolvemento
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on the development of the fetus from conception to birth
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do feto dende a concepción ata o nacemento
usando estas novas tecnoloxías.
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using these new technologies.
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So I wrote the algorithms and code,
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Así que escribin o código de algoritmos,
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and he built the hardware -- Paul Lauterbur --
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el construiu o aparello, Paul Lauterbur,
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then went onto win the Nobel Prize for inventing the MRI.
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logo gañou o premio Nobel polo invento da Imaxe por Resonancia Magnética.
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I got the data.
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Conseguín os datos.
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And I'm going to show you a sample of the piece,
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E vouvos mostrar un cachiño dese traballo:
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"From Conception to Birth."
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"Dende a concepción ata o nacemento."
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(Music)
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(música)
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[From Conception to Birth]
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Texto do vídeo: "Dende a concepción ata o nacemento."
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[Oocyte]
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Oocito
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[Sperm]
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Esperma
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[Egg Inseminated]
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Óvulo inseminado
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[24 Hours: Baby's first division]
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24 horas: primeira división do bebé
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[The fertilized ovum divides a few hours after fusion...]
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O óvulo fertilizado divídese unhas horas despois da fusión...
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[And divides anew every 12 to 15 hours.]
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e faino de novo cada 12-15 horas.
Embrión temperán
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[Early Embryo]
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O saquiño vitelino alimenta o bebé
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[Yolk sack still feeding baby.]
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[25 Days: Heart chamber developing.]
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Día 25, desenvolvemento da cámara cardíaca
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[32 Days: Arms & hands are developing]
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Día 32, desenvolvemento de brazos e mans
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[36 Days: Beginning of the primitive vertebrae]
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Día 36, aparecen as vértebras primarias
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[These weeks are the period of the most rapid development
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Durante estas semanas sucede o periodo de desenvolvemento mais rápido do feto.
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of the fetus.]
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[If the fetus continues to grow at this speed for the entire 9 months,
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Se o feto continua crecendo a esta velocidade durante os 9 meses,
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it would be 1.5 tons at birth.]
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pesaría 1,5 tonelada ao nacer.
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[45 Days]
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Día 45,
o corazón do embrión latexa o dobre de rápido do da nai.
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[Embryo's heart is beating twice as fast as the mother's.]
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[51 Days]
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Día 51-52,
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[Developing retina, nose and fingers]
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desenvolvemento da retina, do nariz e dos dedos.
O movemento continuo do feto no útero
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[The fetus' continual movement in the womb
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is necessary for muscular and skeletal growth.]
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permite o desenvolvemento muscular e esquelético.
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[12 Weeks: Indifferent penis]
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Semana 12, xenitais non definidos,
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[Girl or boy yet to be determined]
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non se pode determinar o sexo aínda.
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[8 Months]
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8º mes
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[Delivery: The expulsion stage]
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Parto: etapa da expulsión.
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[The moment of birth]
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Momento do nacemento.
(Aplausos)
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(Applause)
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Alexander: Grazas.
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Alexander Tsiaras: Thank you.
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Como podedes ver,
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But as you can see,
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when you actually start working on this data,
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cando se empeza a traballar con estes datos,
resultan espectaculares.
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it's pretty spectacular.
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And as we kept on scanning more and more,
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Seguimos a escanear máis e máis,
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working on this project,
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traballando no proxecto,
con estas dúas células tan simples
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looking at these two simple cells
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que teñen ese mecanismo tan incrible
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that have this unbelievable machinery that will become the magic of you.
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que as convertirá na maxia de nós.
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And as we kept on working on this data,
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Seguimos a traballar con estes datos,
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looking at small clusters of the body,
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observando pequenas zonas do corpo,
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these little pieces of tissue
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estes pequenos tecidos,
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that were the trophoblasts coming off of the blastocyst,
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un trofoblasto dun blastocisto,
que escarva e se prende na parede do útero,
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all of a sudden burrowing itself into the side of the uterus,
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coma dicindo, "quédome aquí."
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saying, "I'm here to stay."
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Having conversation and communications
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De repente parece que fala e se comunica
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with the estrogens, the progesterones,
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cos estróxenos e a proxesterona,
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saying, "I'm here to stay, plant me,"
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dicíndolles, "estou aquí, plantádeme,",
construindo eses fetos incríbles
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building this incredible trilinear fetus
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que, en 44 días, son xa
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that becomes, within 44 days, something that you can recognize,
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estruturas recoñecibles.
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and then at nine weeks is really kind of a little human being.
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E en nove semanas
xa case parecen un ser humano.
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The marvel of this information:
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Unha marabilla desta información:
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How do we actually have this biological mechanism
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cómo temos este mecanismo biolóxico
dentro do corpo
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inside our body
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to actually see this information?
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para ver esta información?
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I'm going to show you something pretty unique.
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Ensinareivos algo realmente excepcional.
Isto é un corazón humano ás 25 semanas.
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Here's a human heart at 25 days.
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Non é mais ca dous fíos.
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It's just basically two strands.
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And like this magnificent origami,
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E coma un origami fantástico,
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cells are developing at one million cells per second at four weeks,
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as células reprodúcense
durante 4 semanas, a un millón de células por segundo,
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as it's just folding on itself.
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mentras se prega sobre si mesmo.
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Within five weeks, you start to see the early atrium and the early ventricles.
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En cinco semanas, pódense albiscar as aurículas e ventrículos primarios.
En seis, os pregos empezan a formar
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Six weeks, these folds are now beginning
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as papilas dentro do corazón
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with the papilla on the inside of the heart
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que permiten pechar
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actually being able to pull down each one of those valves in your heart
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cada unha das súas válvulas
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until you get a mature heart --
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ata conseguir un corazón maduro...
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and then basically the development of the entire human body.
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E despois o desenvolvemento do resto do corpo humano.
Hai mecanismos case máxicos
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The magic of the mechanisms inside each genetic structure
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dentro de cada estrutura xenética
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saying exactly where that nerve cell should go --
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que din exactamente onde debe ir cada neurona...
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the complexity of these,
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Teñen uns modelos matemáticos moi complexos
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the mathematical models of how these things are indeed done
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de como se fai todo exactamente,
que van mais alá da comprensión humana.
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are beyond human comprehension.
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Aínda que eu son matemático,
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Even though I am a mathematician,
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observo todo isto marabillado.
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I look at this with marvel
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of how do these instruction sets not make these mistakes
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de como é que todas estas instrucións
non comenten erros
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as they build what is us?
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mentres nos constrúen?
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It's a mystery, it's magic, it's divinity.
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É un misterio, é maxia, é divino.
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Then you start to take a look at adult life.
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Logo comezas a observar a vida adulta.
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Take a look at this little tuft of capillaries.
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Observade esta pequena mata de capilares.
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It's just a tiny sub-substructure, microscopic.
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É unha subestrutura microscópica, minúscula.
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But basically by the time you're nine months and you're given birth,
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Pero para cando nacemos, aos nove meses,
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you have almost 60,000 miles of vessels inside your body.
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temos case 100.000 km de vasos sanguíneos
dentro do corpo.
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And only one mile is visible.
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E só 1 ou 2 km deles son visibles
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59,999 miles
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uns 100 km
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that are basically bringing nutrients and taking waste away.
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que aportan nutrintes e se desfán dos refugallos.
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The complexity of building that within a single system
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A complexidade de construír iso dentro dun só sistema
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is, again, beyond any comprehension or any existing mathematics today.
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é, de novo, superior ao noso entendemento
ou a calquera fórmula que teñamos hoxe.
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And then instructions set,
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E esas instrucións
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from the brain to every other part of the body --
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saen do cerebro e van cara ao resto do corpo.
Mirade qué plegamentos tan complexos.
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look at the complexity of the folding.
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Where does this intelligence
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De onde sae o coñecemento
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of knowing that a fold can actually hold more information,
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para saber que un plegamento pode conter máis información...
Podemos ver como crece o cerebro dun bebé,
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so as you actually watch the baby's brain grow.
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And this is one of the things we're doing.
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é algo que estamos a facer agora.
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We're launching two new studies
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Vamos comezar dous novos estudos
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of scanning babies' brains from the moment they're born.
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onde escanearemos o cerebro dos bebés no momento que nacen,
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Every six months until they're six years old,
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e cada seis meses ata os seis anos.
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we're going to be doing about 250 children,
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Vamos traballar cuns 250 nenos,
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watching exactly how the gyri and the sulci of the brains fold
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observando cómo se pregan as circunvolucións e os sucos
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to see how this magnificent development
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do cerebro, para ver como o desenvolvemento
se convirte en recordos e a marabilla somos nós.
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actually turns into memories and the marvel that is us.
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And it's not just our own existence,
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Pero non é só a nosa propia existencia.
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but how does the woman's body understand
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Cómo aprende o corpo dunha muller
a ter a estrutura xenética para non só formarse a si mesma
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to have genetic structure that not only builds her own,
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senón que tamén ten o entendemento
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but then has the understanding
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that allows her to become
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para se converter
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a walking immunological, cardiovascular system
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nun sistema inmunolóxico e cardiovascular andante,
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that basically is a mobile system
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un sistema móbil
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that can actually nurture,
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que pode nutrir e coidar o bebé; unha marabilla,
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treat this child with a kind of marvel
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that is beyond, again, our comprehension --
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de novo, mais alá da nosa comprensión
A maxia da existencia que somos nós.
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the magic that is existence, that is us?
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Grazas.
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Thank you.
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09:25
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
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