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Necrosis
What type of necrosis occurs in t...,
What does coagulative necrosis lo...,
When does liquefactive necrosis o...
27
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Growth Adaptations
What are the 3 permanent tissues ...,
What is an example of tissue hype...,
What is an exception to the rule ...
20
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Free Radical Injury
What does partial reduction gain ...,
How can free radicals be generate...,
What is the most damaging free ra...
19
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Amyloidosis
What is amyloid,
What kind of protein is amyloid,
How does amyloid stain
31
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Acute Inflammation
What are the primary cells in acu...,
What are the primary cells in chr...,
What are the 2 main causes of acu...
40
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Acute Inflammation 2
What are the 3 major phases of ac...,
When does the macrophage phase pe...,
What is margination
52
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Chronic Inflammation
What is chronic inflammation char...,
What stimuli may cause chronic in...,
What do tcr complexes recognise
31
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Primary immunodeficiency
What embryonic structures are mal...,
What deletion causes digeorge syn...,
What are the clinical signs of di...
21
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Autoimmune disorders
What is the prevalence of autoimm...,
Self reactive t cells undergo apo...,
When will t cells become anergic ...
31
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Wound Healing
What is regeneration,
What are the 3 ways tissues can b...,
What are examples of labile tissu...
30
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Neoplasia
What are the characteristics of a...,
How can clonality be determined,
A 1 1 ratio of g6pda to g6pdb g6p...
14
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Carcinogenesis
What cancer do aflatoxins cause,
What cancer do alkylating agents ...,
What cancers can be caused by ars...
24
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Carcinogenesis 2
What are the 3 key systems that c...,
A mutation of a proto oncogene le...,
What are the different categories...
31
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Carcinogenesis 3
What are typical characteristics ...,
What are typical characteristics ...,
What are the typical histiologic ...
18
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Tumour Progression
What molecules attach epithelial ...,
What 2 key molecules comprise the bm,
What can malignant cells produce ...
10
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