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Extracellular Matrix & Cell Adhesion
What body parts made up of type i...,
What body parts made up of type i...,
What body parts made up of type i...
25
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Human Genome & Chromosomes
Define aneuploidy,
Define polyploidy,
Define disomy
23
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Causes Of Genetic Mutations
What are 3 mechanisms that genera...,
Identify 4 causes of spontaneous ...,
Define mutation
9
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Cell Differentiation, Cell Death And Stem Cells
Define differentiation,
Define zygote,
Is a zygote totipotent pluripoten...
23
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Cell Communication
0
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Genetic Inheritance Of Disease
Define genetic diversity,
What is genetic diversity driven by,
What is the human genome composed of
36
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Genetic Variation & Genetic Disease
Single nucleotide polymorphisms s...,
Pros of genetic variation,
Cons of genetic variation
28
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Transcription & RNA processing
Where is dna converted to rna,
Why must genetic code be copied a...,
Define proteome
36
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RNA Translation & Protein Targeting
What synthesises proteins from rna,
Define ribosome,
What is always the start codon of...
23
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What Is Cancer?
What is cancer,
What is meant by the term maligna...,
Normal cells need signals to surv...
43
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Introduction To Circulatory System
Define anastomose,
Define veins,
Define capillaries
23
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Homeostasis
Why does hypothermia cause confusion,
Define hypothermia,
Define hyperthermia
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How Does Cancer Develop?
What does it mean when we say a t...,
Define clonal,
Define clonality
63
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Intro to Pharmacology
What is the difference between a ...,
Define pharmacology,
Define pharmacy
33
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Intro to Nervous system + brain
Which cranial nerves are part of ...,
Explain simply function of 1 cent...,
The peripheral nervous system is ...
23
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Intro to CNS
What 2 things protect the brain f...,
Where does the venous blood drain...,
What protects the brain against t...
23
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Intro to PNS
What is the difference between af...,
Sensory afferent neurons have two...,
Most sensory fibres motor axons h...
27
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Neuronal communication
Describe the role of ions ion cha...,
Describe the role of ions ion cha...,
Describe action potential propaga...
18
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Sugars + Polysaccharides
Define glycosidic bond example,
Define sugar esterification phosp...,
Define amino sugar
10
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Cell + Tissue structure
What is the function of the nucleus,
Where are red blood cells made,
Inner layer of nucleus has a netw...
25
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Anatomy Imaging
What is an x ray what is it used ...,
Are most x rays we do ap or pa wh...,
For the appendicular skeleton do ...
9
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Intro to Body Cavities
What separates the thoracic cavit...,
The thoracic cavity is subdivided...,
Between which 2 meninge layers is...
12
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Biological energy
What is biological energy,
Define the principal energy store...,
Define 1 kcal
23
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Acid-Base balance
Define buffer system,
Know the h concentration and ph o...,
What is ph
12
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Blood
Describe the major constituents o...,
Patients with low red blood cell ...,
Which type white blood cell count...
25
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Homeostasis
Define a receptor sensor,
Define an effector,
Our body temperature fluctuates a...
17
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Why is immunology important
What is severe combined immunodef...,
How does hiv cause aids and what ...,
What is a monoclonal antibody and...
15
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How does the immune system recognise pathogens?
Define antigen,
Define,
Define epitope
21
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Inflammation
Define inflammation,
What are the signs of acute infla...,
Define the following endocarditis...
17
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CD4 T-Cells: Master Controllers of Immune System
T cells develop in the ____,
Which cells are progressively los...,
Which immune cells are the main c...
21
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Cytokines
What are cytokines,
What are chemokines,
Which cytokine is involved in tox...
8
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Microbial World I: Bacteria
What do we mean by commensals,
Define opportunistic pathogen,
What does carriage mean in microb...
21
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Microbial world 2: Viruses
How do viruses replicate,
How are viruses observed using em,
Hsv 1 hsv 2 vzv hcmv ebv hhv 6 hh...
4
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Infectious Disease Epidemiology
Define the following epidemic pan...,
Define the following index case p...,
How are viruses transmitted what ...
9
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Emerging + Re-emerging viruses
Define zoonotic disease,
What is the life cycle of coronav...,
Which transmission is more contag...
9
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How Do Microbes Cause Disease
What is the standard pattern for ...,
Describe the complement system ph...,
Explain how bacterial toxins indu...
16
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Antimicrobials + Antimicrobial resistance
What do parts of a pathogen do th...,
What is the difference between ba...,
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25
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Membrane protein
What is the function of a cell me...,
Membrane proteins are amphiphilli...,
Most transmembrane proteins such ...
13
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