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Neuroscience Lecture 1-2 - Formatting and patterning of the nervous system
Explain simply the first 6 stages...,
What is the name of cells in embr...,
What occurs to produce the compac...
47
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Pathogens (Ian)
What is pathogenesis,
Simply how does a pathogen cause ...,
Give an example of a microorganis...
61
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Pathogens (Jeremy Lecture 1)
Name some common features of all ...,
What are the 7 classes of viral g...,
Where do rna virus and dna viruse...
41
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Pathogens (Jeremy Lecture 2)
How does influenza shut down host...,
What of human cancers are attribu...,
What type of cancers are commonly...
22
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Pathogens (Jeremy Lecture 3)
Describe the characteristics of t...,
What components produce the antiv...,
How do viruses inhibit interferon...
29
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Pathogens (Fritz Lecture 1 - C. albicans)
What is candida albicans,
Does c albicans have either a jus...,
What are the 2 most important rol...
37
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Pathogens (Fritz Lecture 2 - C. neoformans)
What is cryptococcus neoformans,
When incubated on culture media w...,
What are the 2 main species of cr...
16
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Pathogens (Fritz Lecture 3 - A. fumigatus)
What is aspergillus fumigatus and...,
How does a fumigatus infection occur,
Where does a fumigatus mainly infect
17
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Pathogens (Fritz Lecture 4 - Tapeworms)
What is neuro cysticercosis,
Cysticercosis is the most common ...,
What are the symptoms of neuro cy...
14
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Pathogens (Tasos - Parasites)
What are the differences between ...,
What is parasitism,
Name some advantages of parasitis...
9
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Cancer Bio (Dan Lecture 1)
What is a neoplasm,
What is a tumour,
What are the 2 types of neoplasm
42
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Cancer Bio (Dan Lecture 2)
What occurs on a cellular level t...,
How can altered genes in cancer b...,
What is cytogenetics
26
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Cancer Bio (Dan Lecture 3 - DNA damage)
Name come common types of dna damage,
Name some dna damaging agents,
Name some types of endogenous dna...
32
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Cancer Bio (Dan Lecture 4 - p53)
P53 mutagenesis is common in canc...,
P53 mutation levels are the same ...,
P53 knockout mice showed what 2 m...
20
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Cancer Bio (Dan Lecture 5 - Antibodies for cancer therapy)
What are the 3 main ways that tum...,
Give some examples of antigens ex...,
What are the potential advantages...
17
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Cancer Bio (Michaelis Lecture 1 - Viruses and cancer)
What are the main 2 causes of can...,
What are the 3 main cancer risk f...,
What 3 types of infectious agents...
27
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Cancer Bio (Michaelis Lecture 2 - Cancer heterogeneity)
What is heterogeneity,
What is the cancer stem cell hypo...,
What are the characteristics of c...
19
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Cancer Bio (Michaelis Lecture 3 - Drug resistance in cancer)
What is the most effective anti c...,
What is a good therapeutic approa...,
What therapy is used for cancers ...
48
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Cancer Bio (Garrett Lecture 1 - Drug discovery)
What are some features of normal ...,
What in the definition of neoplasia,
What is the definition of a tumour
46
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Immunology (Liz lecture 1 - Introduction)
What is extravasation,
How are phagocytes recruited to i...,
Describe the process of phagocytosis
19
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Immunology (Liz lectures 2-4 - Antigen presentation)
Do t lymphocytes bind to to solub...,
Why is it important that cytotoxi...,
Why is it important that helper t...
52
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Immunology (Liz - Transplantation)
How many different mhc class i an...,
What is the advantage and disadva...,
Most people are heterozygous for ...
39
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Immunology (Liz - Autoimmunity)
What 3 factors contribute to the ...,
What is central tolerance,
How do some cells escape central ...
62
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Immunology (Liz - Hypersensitivity)
What is hypersensitivity,
What are the 4 types of hypersens...,
What is are the typical manifesta...
46
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Immunology (Liz - Cytokines)
What is a cytokine and what is it...,
What is pleiotrophy,
What is redundancy
53
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Immunology (Liz - Extravasation)
What is the first action when a b...,
What are the 4 signs of inflammat...,
Why do lymphocytes continually ci...
52
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Immunology (Jeremy - Microbiome)
Is is estimated that there are mo...,
How do babies initially acquire t...,
What are some points of mother ch...
23
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Neuroscience lectures 3-4 - Neurogenesis
What are the 3 zones of the neura...,
What does the ventricular zone co...,
What do the multipotent stem cell...
37
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Neuroscience lectures 4-5 Axon Growth and Guidance
What is the growth cone,
What are the 2 main structures of...,
State the 2 aspects of the growth...
39
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Neuroscience lectures 6-7 - Synapse Formation
Describe the development of the n...,
What is secreted by muscle and sc...,
What is the role of the synaptic ...
31
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Neuroscience - Classical and peptide neurotransmitters
What are the 5 criteria for an ef...,
What is the lifecycle of a classi...,
When was acetylcholine first iden...
40
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Neuroscience - Classical neurotransmitter storage and release
What is a quantal,
How many molecules approx are in ...,
What does release of a single qua...
33
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Neuroscience - Neurotransmitter receptors
What are the 2 main classes of ne...,
What does transmitter binding cau...,
What are the 2 main types of iono...
47
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Neuroscience - Huntingtons
How common is alzheimers what reg...,
How common is parksinsons what re...,
How common is huntingtons what re...
19
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Neuroscience - Sleep and Narcolepsy
What are the 4 different sleep st...,
How many stages of nrem slep are ...,
Describe the eegs of all sleep st...
30
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Haematology (Intro to haematology)
What is haematology,
What of blood is cells what are t...,
What is the remaining of blood
41
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Haematology (Haemopoiesis and the bone marrow)
How many blood cells are produced...,
Where does haemopoiesis commonly ...,
How long after gestation does the...
32
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Haematology (White blood cells)
What is the normal concentration ...,
What is the only immature wbc tha...,
Therefore what does the presense ...
46
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Haematology (Haematological malignancies)
What are the 4 main concequences ...,
What are the 5 types of haematolo...,
What is leukaemia what cells are ...
46
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Haematology (Thrombophilia)
How is haemostasis maintained,
What is thrombophilia,
Thrombophilia leads to an increas...
28
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Haematology (Blood borne parasites)
What is parasitism,
What are the main groups of endop...,
What is malaria what is it transm...
36
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Haematology (ABO, Rh)
Who discovered circulation of blo...,
When was the first transplant suc...,
Who discovered the first 3 human ...
17
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Haematology (AgAbscrID)
What is an antigen,
What is an antibody,
What are the 2 mains ways that an...
18
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Haematology (Transfusion microbiology)
What viruses are tested for in do...,
What are the limitations of testing,
What are some further safety meas...
19
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