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2. Intro to cells, tissues and organs
Structure of a typical cell membr...,
Structure of a typical cell cytos...,
Structure of a typical cell nucleus
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5. Smooth muscle
Structure of the sheets of sm,
Does smooth muscle contain connec...,
Single unit sm characteristics
15
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5. Muscle structure
Myosin structure,
What happens once atp has vanishe...,
How are myosins aligned in cardia...
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5. Skeletal muscle
Why do striations arise,
Function of intermediate filament...,
Where is the nuclei
22
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5. cardiac muscle
What is the nature of contraction,
Actions that increase the functio...,
Myosin isoforms
18
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5. The genetic code
What is the thermodynamic process...,
How can sequences of 4 residues s...,
A codon is
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5. protein synthesis
Vital functions of ribosome,
Sites of ribosomes,
How does a trna bind to ribosome
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6. Nerve structure
Where do neurones receive impulses,
What is a perikaryon,
Where do neurones send impulses t...
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6. neuromuscular junction
Nmj,
How does an ap in motor neurone l...,
Quantal exocytosis
9
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6. NM blockade and paralysis
Clinical use of nm blockade,
What does the patient experience ...,
Sites of action
17
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6. synaptic transmission
Synaptic transmission,
Connections between neurones,
Bouton
10
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7. Congenital anomalies and syndromes
Malformation,
Disruption,
Deformation
15
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7. gametogenesis, fertilisation
The ovarian cycle 1 2,
The ovarian cycle 3 4,
The ovarian cycle 5
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7. Implantation and formation of germ layers
Implantation,
Describe the trophoblast and inne...,
What does the inner cell mass do ...
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7. DNA, RNA and genes
Polynucleotide structure,
Dna double helix,
Which forces hold dna double helix
20
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7. Somites and embryonic folding
The intraembryonic mesoderm,
How does the intraembryonic coelo...,
What happens to the intraembryoni...
21
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7.early embryonic development and cell differentiation
Is there extraembryonic coelom in...
20
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7. embryonic membranes and cavities and the placenta
What contributes the formation of...,
Cavities form in the extra embryo...,
The extra embryonic mesoderm form...
25
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7. Gene expression
What is the enzyme that carries o...,
Difference between polymerase in ...,
Describe rna polymerase
40
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7. molecular testing
Non sense mutation,
Mis sense mutation,
Silent mutation
21
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7. obsterics genetics
Define autosomal dominant,
Define autosomal recessive,
Define x linked recessive
25
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7. cytogenetic tests
What is a mesent,
What is a submetacentric chromosome,
What is an acocentric
21
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7. mutations
What is a mutagen,
Examples of mutagens,
The effect of uv light on dna
20
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7. regulation of gene expression
The two mechanisms that effect co...,
How are most eukaryotic genes con...,
Transciption control by transcrip...
22
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8. Basic metabolism
Define metabolism,
Define metabolic pathway,
Degradative pathway
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8. carbohydrate metabolism 1
Where are the main stores of glyc...,
Where does mobilisation of glucos...,
Why is glucose stored in glycogen
16
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8. carbohydrate metabolism 2
Where does glycolysis occur,
Where is the tca cycle located,
What is the first thing that happ...
14
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8. oxidative phosphorylation and ETC
Where does the etc occur,
What are the proteins involved,
Complex i
19
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8. gluconeogenesis
What is gluconeogenesis,
Where does gluconeogenesis occur,
Why doesnt gluceoneogenesis occur...
22
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8. intergrated metabolism
Define anabolic,
Define catabolic pathway,
Metabolic homeostasis
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8. fatty acid metabolism and ketone bodies
Lipids in body weight storage and...,
Structure of fatty acids,
Trans fatty acids
20
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8. lipoprotein metabolism
What inhibits hmg coa,
1 molecule of cholesterol requires
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8. the fed state
When is the well fed state,
What is oxidation or storage dete...,
What happens to proteins
17
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8. the starved state
When does the fasting state start,
During starvation what two factor...,
What can protein depletion lead to
20
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9. how the body responds to infection
Primary lymphoid organs,
Secondary lymphoid tissues
12
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9. recognition of extra-cellular pathogens
Define antigen,
Tlr what are they
10
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9. introduction to haematology
How much blood does a heart pump ...,
Of rbc,
What does plasma contain
22
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9. Blood histology
What type of blood cell is this,
16
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9. Lymphoid system
What happens in the bone marrow a...,
What do t cells act via,
Types of antigen presenting cells
16
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9. defence against extra cellular pathogens
What is complement,
20
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9. T cell mediated immunity
Cytokines,
T cell receptor,
What do cd4 t helper cells help with
15
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9. Helper T cells and cytokines
What are cytokines,
What are the 5 different types of...,
Cytokine action
25
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9. bacteria structure growth and taxonomy
25
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10. physiological response to inflammation
Five cardinal symptoms associated...,
Role of microcirculation
18
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10. inflammation and anti-inflammatory drugs
Three cytokines involved in longe...,
Three principal biochemical chang...,
What happens in the late phase 4 ...
17
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10. skin
What are appendages,
What is an integuement
45
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10. virology
What are the routes by which viru...,
Four possible outcomes of virus i...,
Define cytolytic infection
19
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10. immunity to viruses
Where in the viral cell cycle can...,
Anti viral effects of antibodies,
Antigenic drift
11
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10. bacteria pathogenicity
2 groups of successful bacterial ...,
What is important in virulence,
Infection and diseae
22
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10. tissue repair
Tissue turnover,
Tissue repair,
What happens up to 28th week of
22
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11. structure of ANS
Sympathetic fight of flight actions,
Sympathetic ganglionic pre and po...,
Sns where do preganglionic fibres...
23
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11. Para/ Sympathetic drugs
Characterisation of muscarinic re...,
Characterisation of muscarinic re...,
Molecular mechanism of m2
6
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11. theories of drug action
Common characteristics of receptors,
Type of drug on enzymes transport...
12
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