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Cause of disease overview
What is aetiology,
What is idopathic,
What are some examples of intrins...
9
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Mechanisms of disease - cell growth and cell differentiation
What is the basic mechanisms resp...,
What are diseases releated to cel...,
How is cell growth carried out
18
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Mechanisms of disease - cell damage and cell death
What is necrosis,
What are the causes of necrosis,
What is the process of necrosis
16
cards
Mechanisms of disease during embryogenesis
What are the 2 periods of human d...,
What can defects during embryogen...,
Describe the first stage of devel...
13
cards
Stem cells and regenerative medicine
What are stem cells,
What are the potential uses of st...,
What are the different types of s...
17
cards
Overview of genomic technologies in clinical diagnostics
What is pcr,
What is fragment analysis,
What is sanger sequencing
9
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Cell culture techniques
What is cell tissue culture,
What are primary tisseu cells,
What are the methods of isolation...
17
cards
Flow cytometry
What is flow cytometry,
What is flow sorting,
What does flow cytometry tell us
16
cards
Microscopy
What is microscopy,
What are the different components...,
What is the use of a incubator box
7
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Liquid biopsies
What is a liquid biopsy,
What is amniotic fluid analysis,
What can be detected in blood as ...
13
cards
Nutritional anaemias
What is anaemia,
What does the red blood cells req...,
Why would you not have enough hae...
13
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Haemolytic anaemias
What is haemolytic anaemia,
What is incompletely compensated ...,
What are the clinical findings of...
12
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Lab investigation of full blood count and white cell disorders
What is the process of a multipot...,
What do you get from a full blood...,
What does a blood film show
4
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Disorders of blood coagulation
What is clotting,
What is the mechanism of clotting,
What is the primary haemostasis p...
11
cards
Numerical chromosomal abnormalities
What is the difference between mi...,
What is non disjunction,
What is a karyotype
16
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Structural chromosomal abnormalities
What is translocation,
What is the philadelphia chromosome,
What is the difference in the chr...
19
cards
Inborn errors of metabolism
What is inborn errors of metabolism,
How are inborn errors of metaboli...,
What is alkaptonuria
11
cards
Congenital diseases associated with CNS
What is the first step in the for...,
How does the neural plate transfo...,
What happens when the neural tube...
15
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Neurodegenerative diseases
What is neurodegeneration,
What are exmaples of early and la...,
How are neurodegenerative disease...
20
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Diabetes and Hypoglycaemia
What happens during the fed state,
What happens in the fasting state,
How is plasma glucose level regul...
19
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Mechanisms of oncogenesis
What is cancer,
What are the different type of ca...,
What are the hallmarks of cancer
16
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Oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes
What is a oncogene,
What is a tumour supressor in ter...,
How can a proto oncogene be trans...
12
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Tumour angiogenesis, invasion and metastasis
What are the characterisitcs of m...,
What are the steps in cancer prog...,
What is angiogenesis
16
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Clinical cancer genetics
What is the difference between co...,
What is the effect size compared ...,
What is multifactorial polygenic ...
9
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Leukaemia
What is leukemia,
What is the visual difference bet...,
What are haematopoietic stem cells
15
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Lymphomas and Myelomas
What are the primary and secondar...,
What is lymphoma,
What is a lymph and the lymphatic...
11
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Hormone-dependant cancers (breast and prostate)
How are steriods synthesised,
How do steroids hormones work sys...,
How are breast and prostate tissu...
26
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Endocrine disorders
What is the hpg axis,
What are the disorders of the hpg...,
What is the structure of adrenoco...
9
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Calcium and phosphate metabolism
What s osteoporosis,
What are the encodrine causes of ...,
How does bone density vary at dif...
9
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