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Lecture 1 - Cell communication (introduction)
What are the 3 parts for the conc...,
What are the 3 characteristics of...,
What are the 4 different types of...
34
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Lecture 2 - Cell communication I - hormone signalling pathways
What is bisoprolol,
How do hormones travel in endocri...,
Why do hormone receptors have to ...
30
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Lecture 3 - Cell communication II - tyrosine kinase-associated signalling pathways
What can cross the plasma membran...,
Can large hydrophilic signalling ...,
Describe the properties of a hydr...
27
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Lecture 4 - Ion channels
Describe the pathway from stimulu...,
What is an ion channel,
Name 3 types of channels
36
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Lecture 5 - GPCRs & G-proteins
What is another name for gpcrs g ...,
Do gpcrs have ion channels,
What type of binding site do gpcr...
34
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Lecture 6 - GPCRs II (signaling)
What are effectors of trimeric g ...,
What are secondary messengers,
What activities are regulated by ...
23
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Lecture 7 - Rho GTPases in cell migration
Describe the features of small gt...,
What does gtpase signalling depen...,
What does the activation of hydro...
16
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Lecture 8 - Metabolism
What are the products of ca,
What are the products of anabolis...,
What process breaks down simple s...
60
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Lecture 9 - compartmentalisation of the cell and protein sorting
What is the advantage of compartm...,
Describe features of the nuclear ...,
What has cryoelectronic microscop...
23
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Lecture 10 - SNAREs 1: Membrane fusion machinery
Describe how membrane fusion occu...,
What can secretory vesicles be vi...,
What 3 ways allow you to investig...
23
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Lecture 11 - SNAREs 2: Membrane fusion machinery in health & disease
What do snares drive,
What happens when the snares end ...,
What processes occur to drive mem...
29
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Lecture 12 - Principles of vesicular transport
What is a good model for transpor...,
How accurate are vesicles to gett...,
What is transport mediated by
34
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Lecture 13 - Vesicular trafficking 2
Describe the role of adaptor prot...,
How many,
Describe the structure of adaptor...
41
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Lecture 14 - Molecular contact sites
Do organelles always maintain the...,
What is the function of membrane ...,
When were membrane contact sites ...
25
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Lecture 15 - establishment of apical basolateral polarity in health & disease
What does cell polarity generate,
What is cell polarity,
What are the 2 main routes to gen...
43
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Lecture 16 - Active learning session
If there is no igg circulating bu...,
What is a rescue experiment,
How could a rescue experiment be ...
3
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Lecture 17 - chromosome structure
What are key topics in chromosome...,
How can individual chromosomes be...,
What is the karyotype
53
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Lecture 18 - DNA replication
What type of replication is dna r...,
In what direction does dna replic...,
Where are phosphodiester binds ad...
54
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Lecture 19 - DNA damage & repair
What does dna do,
What is our most robust defence a...,
What is the only biological macro...
40
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Lecture 20 - Autophagy 1
What is autophagy,
Why do cells need degradation,
What are the multiple mechanisms ...
25
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Lecture 21 - Autophagy 2
What is macro autophagy,
What are the 4 functions of autop...,
What is atg8
29
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Lecture 22 - introduction to practical
How can dna repair mechanisms be ...,
What is the dna damage response,
What is p53
13
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Lecture 23 - Mechanobiology 1
What is mechanical signalling,
What is important to maintain cel...,
What does a stiff environment lea...
25
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Lecture 24 - Mechanobiology II
What is the lung on chip model,
What does it mean that lung on ch...,
Why is lung on chip pdms based ty...
22
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Lecture 25 - Mechanobiology III
What are the 3 types of mechano s...,
What are features of piezo channels,
How is a piezo gene mutation asso...
26
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Lecture 26 - Immunity
What is immunity,
What are examples of pathogens,
What are examples of the first li...
43
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Lecture 27 - Immunity II
What are antibodies,
What is the basic structure of an...,
What are the different classes of...
30
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Lecture 28 - Immunology III
What are t cells and their receptors,
What do cytotoxic t cells do,
What do helper t cells do
29
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