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Basic Biochemistry
What are the differences between ...,
Define catabolism and anabolism 2,
What are the stages of catabolism 3
7
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Proteins 1
Define non essential conditionall...,
What is the structure of an amino...,
What are the 4 structure levels o...
6
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Proteins 2
What important non protein biomol...,
What are porphyrins and give an e...,
Describe the process by which hae...
11
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Carbohydrates
What kind of bond forms between m...,
What differs between aldoses and ...,
Define enantiomer 3
20
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Biosignalling
Describe the four types of interc...,
What is the difference between fa...,
List the cell surface receptor ty...
4
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Lipids 1
What is the structure of a fatty ...,
What are the two types of unsatur...,
What does the stability of a fatt...
20
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Lipids 2
What type of molecules can pass t...,
Where does digestion and absorpti...,
What tissues are fatty acids from...
10
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Genetics 1
What is the structure of a nucleo...,
Which nucleotides are purines and...,
What are the differences between ...
12
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Genetics 2
What are the names of the nucleot...,
Name the two types of purines and...,
How are pyrimidines synthesised 3
14
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Bacterial Growth
List the different oxygen require...,
What are the three mechanisms of ...,
What products can be produced fro...
8
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Bacteria
Name the different shapes of bact...,
What is the structure of a bacter...,
Describe the gram positive cell w...
12
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Mycology
How do fungi reproduce 1,
What are the two main morphologic...,
What are hyphae 3
13
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Immunology 1
Define the immune effector functi...,
What is immunological recognition 2,
What is the innate immune system 3
14
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Immunology 2
What are the main receptors in th...,
What is a pattern recognition rec...,
Define pamps 3
16
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Immunology 3
What are the functions of b lymph...,
Define antibody 2,
What is the structure of an antib...
7
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Immunology 4
How does an ideal t cell receptor...,
Define immune tolerance 2,
How is t cell development part of...
20
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Immunology 5
What is the purpose of the th1 im...,
In stage 1 innate immunity what n...,
How do innate immune cells carry ...
14
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Immunology 6
Define immune memory 1,
What are the key features of effe...,
What are the 5 types of vaccines 3
11
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Clinical Biochemistry 1
Define clinical biochemistry 1,
Which sample tubes can be used fo...,
What biological factors affect re...
15
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Clinical Biochemistry 2
What are the modern ways of diagn...,
What is used as a measure of glom...,
Define azotaemia 3
19
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Clinical Haematology 1
Which sampling tube should be use...,
Briefly describe the method for s...,
How should you store a haematolog...
14
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Clinical Haematology 2
What causes reduced rbc mass in a...,
What are the classifications of a...,
Define normocytic anaemia 3
18
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Viral Structure/Replication
What impact has molecular biology...,
How do viruses depend on their ho...,
Describe the small virus genome 3
7
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Viral Pathogenicity
What are the five questions on pa...,
What are the routes of viral entry 2,
What is the difference between sp...
5
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Urinalysis 1/2
Define urinalysis 1,
What are the collection methods f...,
How should a sample be stored bef...
13
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Urinalysis 3/4
How is the sediment prepared for ...,
How is the sediment analysed unde...,
What cells might you expect to se...
6
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Collection of Samples
How should a sample be labelled 1,
What are the postal regulations f...,
What size needle should be used w...
3
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