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Tutorials 1-3
What is latency 1,
How do viruses differ from normal...,
What is acyclovir 3
45
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Tutorials 4-5
What can neutralise proteins that...,
What mutation causes oi and on wh...,
What does the oi mutation result ...
27
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Cell pathology 1-2
What is oedema 1,
What can cause oedema 5 2,
What is generalised oedema 3
50
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Cell pathology 3-5
What is a tumour 1,
What is a neoplasm 2,
What is a hamartoma 3
25
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Cells
What is brownian motion 1,
What are the six main functions o...,
Normal blood volume 3
40
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Genetics 1
What is a malformation 1,
What is a disruption 2,
What is a deformation 3
37
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Genetics 2-3
What is a polymorphism 1,
What are the features of a monoge...,
What are the features of a comple...
38
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Genetics 4-5
What is a silent mutation 1,
What is a driver mutation 2,
What is a tumour suppressor gene 3
38
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Genetics 6
What is the classification of obe...,
What is the classification of mor...,
What is diabetes 3
21
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Tissues 1
What can be found in cytoplasm 1,
What is found in the nucleoplasm 2,
What is the function of the nucle...
33
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Tissues 2-3
What are the three different cell...,
What is the function of tight jun...,
What is the function of belt junc...
28
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Tissues 4-5
Where are laminins found e 1,
What is the function of laminin 2,
What is the structure of laminin 3
20
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Tissues 6
What are the four regions of the ...,
What does the brainstem consist of 2,
Where do all the cranial nerves o...
23
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Tissues 7
What are the features of skeletal...,
What is the sarcomere 2,
What are t tubules 3
22
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Tissues 8-9
Why do cells need to communicate 1,
What is endocrine signalling 2,
What is paracrine signalling 3
19
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Tissues 10-11
Functions of the skin 1,
What is toxic epidermonecrolysis 2,
What is psoriasis 3
27
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Microbiology 1-2
What are the three types of bacte...,
What does a gram stain distinguis...,
What colour will gram positive ba...
19
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Microbiology 3-4
What is bacteriostatic 1,
What is most widely prescribed fa...,
How do beta lactams work 3
28
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Microbiology 5-6
How can viruses be transmitted 1,
What is iatrogenic transmission 2,
What is nosocomial transmission 3
22
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Microbiology 7-9
What does quasi species mean 1,
What two characteristics of bacte...,
What is antigenic drift 3
29
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Nucleic acids 1-2
What is a nucleotide 1,
What kind of bond holds the nucle...,
What kind of bond is between the ...
34
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Nucleic acids 3-4
What are housekeeper genes 1,
What is used instead of nucleotid...,
What is the sense strand 3
27
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Nucleic acids 5-7
What is non coding dna 1,
How much of non coding dna has a ...,
How much of non coding dna has no...
35
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Immunology 1-2
How are bacteria and viruses able...,
How does strategy 1 work and what...,
Which strategy is germ line encod...
28
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Immunology 3-4
What are our anatomical barriers ...,
What are the physiological barrie...,
What does a neutrophil do 3
39
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Immunology 5-6
What is an epitope 1,
What is the bcr 2,
What process increases bcr divers...
19
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Immunology 7-9
What are naive t cells 1,
When is t cell mediated immunity ...,
Why is t cell mediated immunity s...
27
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Microbiology - extra
What is meant by an acid fast mic...,
What are two examples of acid fas...,
What is the outer membrane in gra...
53
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Immunology - extra
What is the time difference betwe...,
How does manning binding lectin w...,
What five substrates are involved...
29
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Metabolism 1-2
What is chirality 1,
What form are proteins found in n...,
How are proteins held together 3
16
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Metabolism 3
When and where does glycolysis ta...,
What is the first step of glycoly...,
What is the second step of glycol...
20
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Metabolism 4
Where does the krebs cycle take p...,
Why is oxygen needed for the kreb...,
What does gtp stand for 3
28
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Tissues - extra
What is the difference between ph...,
What is the cell of origin in car...,
What is the cell of origin in lym...
21
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Metabolism 5-6
What is the evidence for mitochon...,
What are the membrane complexes i...,
What are the mobile carriers asso...
37
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Metabolism 7-8
What does cholesterol do 1,
How is cholesterol formed 2,
What is the precursor to all ster...
20
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Metabolism 9
Where does gluconeogenesis take p...,
How does the body avoid hypoglyca...,
What is gluconeogenesis 3
18
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Metabolism - extra
Which amino acids are always prot...,
Which amino acids are always nega...,
What are the 6 hydrophilic side c...
34
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Extra
What does auricular cartilage con...,
What direction do tendons resist ...,
What is tata 3
29
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