This tiny particle could roam your body to find tumors | Sangeeta Bhatia

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Prevodilac: Jasmina Francuski Lektor: Ivana Krivokuća
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In the space that used to house one transistor,
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U prostor koji je nekad bio potreban da se smesti jedan tranzistor,
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we can now fit one billion.
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sad možemo smestiti jednu milijardu.
00:19
That made it so that a computer the size of an entire room
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Tako kompjuter veličine čitave jedne sobe
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now fits in your pocket.
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sad stane u vaš džep.
00:26
You might say the future is small.
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Može se reći da je budućnost mala.
00:29
As an engineer,
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Kao inženjer,
00:30
I'm inspired by this miniaturization revolution in computers.
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nadahnuta sam ovom revolucijom minijaturizacije kompjutera.
00:34
As a physician,
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Kao lekar,
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I wonder whether we could use it to reduce the number of lives lost
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pitam se da li je možemo upotrebiti da smanjimo broj izgubljenih života
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due to one of the fastest-growing diseases on Earth:
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zbog jedne od najraširenijih bolesti na svetu:
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cancer.
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raka.
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Now when I say that,
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Kad to kažem,
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what most people hear me say is that we're working on curing cancer.
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ono što mnogi pomisle jeste da radimo na izlečenju raka.
00:52
And we are.
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I radimo.
00:53
But it turns out
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Međutim, ispostavlja se
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that there's an incredible opportunity to save lives
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da postoji neverovatna mogućnost da se spasu životi
00:57
through the early detection and prevention of cancer.
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ranim otkrivanjem i prevencijom raka.
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Worldwide, over two-thirds of deaths due to cancer are fully preventable
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Širom sveta, preko dve trećine smrti od raka su potpuno preventabilne
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using methods that we already have in hand today.
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uz pomoć metoda koje već danas imamo na raspolaganju.
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Things like vaccination, timely screening
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To su stvari poput vakcinacije, pravovremenih pregleda
01:13
and of course, stopping smoking.
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i, naravno, prestanka pušenja.
01:16
But even with the best tools and technologies that we have today,
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Ipak, čak i uz pomoć najboljih alata i tehnologija koje danas imamo,
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some tumors can't be detected
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neke tumore je nemoguće otkriti
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until 10 years after they've started growing,
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sve do 10 godina nakon što su počeli da rastu,
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when they are 50 million cancer cells strong.
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kada su jačine 50 miliona kancerogenih ćelija.
01:30
What if we had better technologies
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Šta ako bismo imali bolja sredstva
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to detect some of these more deadly cancers sooner,
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za ranije otkrivanje nekih od ovih smrtonosnih kancera,
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when they could be removed,
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dok ih je moguće ukloniti,
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when they were just getting started?
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kad tek počnu da rastu?
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Let me tell you about how miniaturization might get us there.
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Reći ću vam kako nas minijaturizacija može dovesti do toga.
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This is a microscope in a typical lab
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Ovo je mikroskop u tipičnoj laboratoriji
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that a pathologist would use for looking at a tissue specimen,
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koji bi patolog koristio za posmatranje uzorka nekog tkiva
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like a biopsy or a pap smear.
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kao što su biopsija ili papa test.
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This $7,000 microscope
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Ovaj mikroskop vredan 7 000 dolara
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would be used by somebody with years of specialized training
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koristio bi neko s dugogodišnjom specijalističkom obukom
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to spot cancer cells.
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da opaža ćelije raka.
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This is an image from a colleague of mine at Rice University,
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Ovo je slika od jedne moje koleginice sa Univerziteta Rajs,
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Rebecca Richards-Kortum.
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Rebeke Ričards Kortum.
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What she and her team have done is miniaturize that whole microscope
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Ona i njen tim su smanjili čitav taj mikroskop
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into this $10 part,
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na ovaj deo vredan deset dolara,
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and it fits on the end of an optical fiber.
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koji staje na kraj jednog optičkog vlakna.
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Now what that means is instead of taking a sample from a patient
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To znači da umesto uzimanja uzorka od pacijenta
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and sending it to the microscope,
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i njegovog slanja pod mikroskop,
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you can bring the microscope to the patient.
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moguće je doneti mikroskop do pacijenta.
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And then, instead of requiring a specialist to look at the images,
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A onda, umesto zahteva da specijalista pogleda slike,
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you can train the computer to score normal versus cancerous cells.
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moguće je obučiti kompjuter da obeleži normalne ćelije naspram kancerogenih.
02:32
Now this is important,
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Ovo je važno,
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because what they found working in rural communities,
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jer ono što su otkrili radeći u ruralnim zajednicama,
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is that even when they have a mobile screening van
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jeste da, čak i kad postoji pokretni kombi za preglede
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that can go out into the community and perform exams
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kojim se može otići na teren i izvršiti pregled
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and collect samples
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i sakupiti uzorci
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and send them to the central hospital for analysis,
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koji se šalju na analizu u centralnu bolnicu,
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that days later,
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nekoliko dana kasnije,
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women get a call with an abnormal test result
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žene dobiju poziv zbog abnormalnih rezultata testa
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and they're asked to come in.
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i zamole ih da dođu.
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Fully half of them don't turn up because they can't afford the trip.
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Polovina njih se ne pojavi jer ne mogu da priušte put.
02:57
With the integrated microscope and computer analysis,
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Uz pomoć integrisanog mikroskopa i kompjuterske analize,
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Rebecca and her colleagues have been able to create a van
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Rebeka i njene kolege su uspeli da naprave kombi
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that has both a diagnostic setup and a treatment setup.
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koji ima opremu i za dijagnostiku i za lečenje.
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And what that means is that they can do a diagnosis
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To znači da mogu da postave dijagnozu
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and perform therapy on the spot,
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i daju terapiju na licu mesta,
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so no one is lost to follow up.
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tako da nikog ne izgube u pratećem postupku.
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That's just one example of how miniaturization can save lives.
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To je samo jedan primer kako minijaturizacija može spasiti živote.
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Now as engineers,
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Kao inženjeri,
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we think of this as straight-up miniaturization.
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o ovom razmišljamo kao o direktnoj minijaturizaciji.
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You took a big thing and you made it little.
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Uzmemo jednu veliku stvar i načinimo je malom.
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But what I told you before about computers
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Ono što sam vam ranije rekla za kompjutere
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was that they transformed our lives
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jeste da su nam oni transformisali živote
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when they became small enough for us to take them everywhere.
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onda kad su postali dovoljno mali da bismo ih mogli svuda poneti.
03:35
So what is the transformational equivalent like that in medicine?
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Koji je transformacioni ekvivalent tome u medicini?
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Well, what if you had a detector
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Šta ako bismo imali detektor
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that was so small that it could circulate in your body,
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koji bi bio toliko mali da može da kruži u našem telu,
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find the tumor all by itself
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sam pronađe tumor
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and send a signal to the outside world?
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i pošalje signal u spoljašnji svet?
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It sounds a little bit like science fiction.
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Pomalo zvuči kao naučna fantastika,
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But actually, nanotechnology allows us to do just that.
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ali u stvari, nanotehnologija nam upravo to omogućava.
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Nanotechnology allows us to shrink the parts that make up the detector
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Nanotehnologija nam dopušta da smanjimo delove koji sačinjavaju detektor
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from the width of a human hair,
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sa širine ljudske dlake,
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which is 100 microns,
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što iznosi sto mikrona,
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to a thousand times smaller,
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na hiljadu puta manju veličinu,
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which is 100 nanometers.
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što iznosi sto nanometara,
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And that has profound implications.
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a to ima dalekosežne implikacije.
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It turns out that materials actually change their properties
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Ispostavlja se da materijali zapravo menjaju svoja svojstva
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at the nanoscale.
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na nanoskali.
04:21
You take a common material like gold,
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Ako uzmemo običan materijal poput zlata
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and you grind it into dust, into gold nanoparticles,
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i sameljemo ga u prah, u zlatne nanočestice,
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and it changes from looking gold to looking red.
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promeniće izgled od zlatnog u crveni.
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If you take a more exotic material like cadmium selenide --
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Ako uzmemo egzotičniji materijal poput kadmijum selenida
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forms a big, black crystal --
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u formi velikog crnog kristala,
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if you make nanocrystals out of this material
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ako napravimo nanokristale od ovog materijala,
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and you put it in a liquid,
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stavimo to u tečnost
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and you shine light on it,
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i osvetlimo,
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they glow.
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on sija.
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And they glow blue, green, yellow, orange, red,
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Sija plavo, zeleno, žuto, narandžasto, crveno,
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depending only on their size.
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isključivo u zavisnosti od veličine.
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It's wild! Can you imagine an object like that in the macro world?
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Potpuno ludo! Možete li zamisliti takav predmet u makro svetu?
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It would be like all the denim jeans in your closet are all made of cotton,
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Kao kad bi sve farmerice u vašem ormanu bile napravljene od pamuka
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but they are different colors depending only on their size.
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ali bi bile različite boje, isključivo u zavisnosti od njihove veličine.
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
05:10
So as a physician,
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Kao lekaru,
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what's just as interesting to me
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ono što mi je jednako zanimljivo
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is that it's not just the color of materials
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jeste to da nije samo boja materijala
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that changes at the nanoscale;
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koja se menja na nanoskali,
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the way they travel in your body also changes.
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već se menja i način na koji putuju po telu.
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And this is the kind of observation that we're going to use
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Ovu vrstu opažanja ćemo upotrebiti
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to make a better cancer detector.
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da napravimo bolji detektor za rak.
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So let me show you what I mean.
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Pokazaću vam šta hoću da kažem.
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This is a blood vessel in the body.
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Ovo je krvni sud u telu.
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Surrounding the blood vessel is a tumor.
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Tumor okružuje krvni sud.
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We're going to inject nanoparticles into the blood vessel
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Ubrizgaćemo nanočestice u taj krvni sud
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and watch how they travel from the bloodstream into the tumor.
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i posmatrati kako putuju iz krvotoka u tumor.
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Now it turns out that the blood vessels of many tumors are leaky,
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Ispostavlja se da su krvni sudovi mnogih tumora propustljivi
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and so nanoparticles can leak out from the bloodstream into the tumor.
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i tako nanočestice mogu iscuriti iz krvotoka u tumor.
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Whether they leak out depends on their size.
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Da li će iscuriti zavisi od njihove veličine.
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So in this image,
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Na ovoj slici,
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the smaller, hundred-nanometer, blue nanoparticles are leaking out,
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manje, plave čestice od sto nanometara cure,
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and the larger, 500-nanometer, red nanoparticles
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dok veće, crvene nanočestice od 500 nanometara
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are stuck in the bloodstream.
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ostaju zaglavljene u krvotoku.
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So that means as an engineer,
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To znači da kao inženjer,
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depending on how big or small I make a material,
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u zavisnosti od toga koliko velikim ili malim napravim materijal,
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I can change where it goes in your body.
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mogu da odredim kuda će on otići u vašem telu.
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In my lab, we recently made a cancer nanodetector
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U mojoj laboratoriji, nedavno smo napravili nanodetektor raka
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that is so small that it could travel into the body and look for tumors.
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koji je toliko mali da može da putuje po telu i traži tumore.
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We designed it to listen for tumor invasion:
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Koncipirali smo ga tako da traži invaziju tumora:
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the orchestra of chemical signals that tumors need to make to spread.
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skup hemijskih signala koje tumori moraju da odaju da bi se širili.
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For a tumor to break out of the tissue that it's born in,
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Da bi se tumor proširio van tkiva na kom je rođen,
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it has to make chemicals called enzymes
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mora da proizvede hemikalije po imenu enzimi
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to chew through the scaffolding of tissues.
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da bi progrizao svoj put kroz tkiva.
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We designed these nanoparticles to be activated by these enzymes.
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Napravili smo ove nanočestice tako da ih ovi enzimi aktiviraju.
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One enzyme can activate a thousand of these chemical reactions in an hour.
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Jedan enzim može aktivirati hiljadu ovakvih hemijskih reakcija na sat.
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Now in engineering, we call that one-to-a-thousand ratio
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U inženjeringu, to nazivamo odnosom jedan prema hiljadu,
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a form of amplification,
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to je vrsta uvećanja
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and it makes something ultrasensitive.
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koja čini nešto izuzetno osetljivim.
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So we've made an ultrasensitive cancer detector.
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Tako smo napravili izuzetno osetljivi detektor raka.
07:09
OK, but how do I get this activated signal to the outside world,
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U redu, ali kako ovaj aktivirani signal dovodimo do spoljašnjeg sveta
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where I can act on it?
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gde možemo preduzeti nešto?
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For this, we're going to use one more piece of nanoscale biology,
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Za ovo, upotrebićemo još jedan deo biologije na nanoskali
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and that has to do with the kidney.
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koji ima veze s bubrezima.
07:21
The kidney is a filter.
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Bubreg je filter.
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Its job is to filter out the blood and put waste into the urine.
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Posao mu je da filtrira krv i otpatke pošalje u urin.
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It turns out that what the kidney filters
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Ispostavlja se da ono što bubrezi isfiltriraju
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is also dependent on size.
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takođe zavisi od veličine.
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So in this image, what you can see
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Na ovoj slici, možete videti
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is that everything smaller than five nanometers
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da sve ono što je manje od pet nanometara
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is going from the blood, through the kidney, into the urine,
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ide iz krvi, kroz bubreg, u urin,
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and everything else that's bigger is retained.
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a sve drugo što je veće, ostaje.
07:47
OK, so if I make a 100-nanometer cancer detector,
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Dakle, ako napravim detektor za rak od sto nanometara
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I inject it in the bloodstream,
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i ubrizgam ga u krvotok,
07:54
it can leak into the tumor where it's activated by tumor enzymes
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on može da prodre u tumor gde ga aktiviraju enzimi tumora
08:00
to release a small signal
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da bi otpustio mali signal
08:02
that is small enough to be filtered out of the kidney
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koji je dovoljno mali da bi ga bubreg isfiltrirao
08:05
and put into the urine,
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i poslao u urin.
08:07
I have a signal in the outside world that I can detect.
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Imam signal u spoljnom svetu koji mogu detektovati.
08:12
OK, but there's one more problem.
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U redu, ali postoji još jedan problem.
08:14
This is a tiny little signal,
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Ovo je maleni signal,
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so how do I detect it?
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pa kako ću ga onda otkriti?
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Well, the signal is just a molecule.
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Signal je samo jedan molekul.
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They're molecules that we designed as engineers.
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To su molekuli koje smo napravili kao inženjeri.
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They're completely synthetic, and we can design them
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Oni su u potpunosti sintetički i možemo ih koncipirati
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so they are compatible with our tool of choice.
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tako da budu kompatibilni sa alatom po našem izboru.
08:30
If we want to use a really sensitive, fancy instrument
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Ako želimo da koristimo stvarno osetljiv, luksuzni instrument
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called a mass spectrometer,
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koji se zove maseni spektometar,
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then we make a molecule with a unique mass.
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onda ćemo napraviti molekul jedinstvene mase.
08:38
Or maybe we want make something that's more inexpensive and portable.
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Ili želimo da napravimo nešto manje skupo, a prenosivo.
08:42
Then we make molecules that we can trap on paper,
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Onda ćemo napraviti molekule koje možemo zadržati na papiru,
08:46
like a pregnancy test.
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poput testa za trudnoću.
08:47
In fact, there's a whole world of paper tests
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U stvari, postoji čitav svet papirnih testova
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that are becoming available in a field called paper diagnostics.
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koji postaju dostupni u oblasti koja se zove papirna dijagnostika.
08:55
Alright, where are we going with this?
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U redu, kud nas ovo vodi?
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What I'm going to tell you next,
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Ono što ću vam sledeće reći,
09:00
as a lifelong researcher,
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kao dugogodišnji istraživač,
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represents a dream of mine.
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predstavlja moj san.
09:04
I can't say that's it's a promise;
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Ne mogu reći da je to obećanje;
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it's a dream.
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to je san.
09:08
But I think we all have to have dreams to keep us pushing forward,
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No, mislim da svi moramo imati snove koji će nas terati napred,
09:11
even -- and maybe especially -- cancer researchers.
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čak i - ili možda, naročito - istraživači raka.
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I'm going to tell you what I hope will happen with my technology,
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Reći ću vam šta se nadam da će se desiti s mojom tehnologijom
09:19
that my team and I will put our hearts and souls
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čemu ćemo se moj tim i ja i srcem i dušom posvetiti
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into making a reality.
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da bi postalo stvarnost.
09:25
OK, here goes.
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Dakle, evo ga.
09:27
I dream that one day,
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Sanjam da će jednog dana,
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instead of going into an expensive screening facility
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umesto odlaska u skupu ustanovu za skrining
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to get a colonoscopy,
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da bi se uradila kolonoskopija,
09:35
or a mammogram,
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mamogram
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or a pap smear,
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ili papa test,
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that you could get a shot,
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da ćemo moći dobiti injekciju,
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wait an hour,
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sačekati sat vremena
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and do a urine test on a paper strip.
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i uraditi test urina pomoću papirne trake.
09:45
I imagine that this could even happen
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Mislim da se ovo može uraditi
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without the need for steady electricity,
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čak i bez potrebe za stabilnom strujom
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or a medical professional in the room.
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ili medicinskim osobljem u prostoriji.
09:53
Maybe they could be far away
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Možda bi oni mogli biti daleko
09:55
and connected only by the image on a smartphone.
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i povezani samo slikom na pametnom telefonu.
09:58
Now I know this sounds like a dream,
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Znam da ovo zvuči kao san,
10:00
but in the lab we already have this working in mice,
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ali u laboratoriji ovo već funkcioniše na miševima,
10:03
where it works better than existing methods
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funkcioniše bolje od postojećih metoda
10:05
for the detection of lung, colon and ovarian cancer.
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za otkrivanje raka pluća, debelog creva i jajnika.
10:10
And I hope that what this means
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Nadam se da ovo znači
10:12
is that one day we can detect tumors in patients
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da ćemo jednog dana moći otkrivati tumore kod pacijenata
10:18
sooner than 10 years after they've started growing,
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pre nego što prođe deset godina od početka njihovog rasta,
10:21
in all walks of life,
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u svim slojevima društva,
10:23
all around the globe,
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širom sveta,
10:25
and that this would lead to earlier treatments,
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a da će ovo dovesti do ranijeg lečenja,
10:28
and that we could save more lives than we can today,
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i da ćemo moći spasiti više života nego što možemo danas,
10:31
with early detection.
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ranim otkrivanjem.
10:33
Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
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(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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