If we're actually there, we no longer have to worry about the way it organizes everything around it into a kind of rigorous unfolding pattern.

如果我们身临其境，我们就不必担心,它是通过何种方式将其周围事物,组织为严密的展开形式了。

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The other examples on the bottom of the slide here are introducing genes that affect neighboring tissues.

幻灯片下面位置的两个例子,讲的是通过基因影响周围组织的方法

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So he says, no one would take seriously the proposal that a human organism learns through experience to have arms rather than wings, or that the basic structure of particular organs results from accidental experience.

他认为,没人会相信人体组织通过学习经验,长出了手臂而不是翅膀,或者特定器官的基本结构,是偶然经验的结果

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That cells that form tissues often have junctions that hold them together so that they don't fall apart and they exist as a solid piece of tissue.

组织细胞通常通过,细胞连接而联系在一起,所以它们不会分散开来,而保持坚固的组织形态

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So two different kinds of strategies, one is a surgical strategy, actually removing tissue and we talked a little bit about the engineering of surgical instruments and things like - so there's a lot of Biomedical Engineering that goes into everything that happens in the operating room.

这是两种不同的方法,其中之一是通过手术,切除组织,之前我们讲过的手术器械工程学,这涉及到许多生物医学工程学原理,它已经渗透到手术室内的方方面面

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MHC1 is a word, MHC stands for major histocompatibility complex and it's one of the things that distinguishes my cells from your cells, from your parents cells, from your roommates cells.

HC1这个词,MHC代表主要组织相容性复合体,通过它可以区分你和我的细胞,也可以区分你和你父母,及你室友的细胞

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