1
Q
Define exogenous
A
within the body signalling molecule
2
Q
Define Exogenous I
A
natural external molecule
3
Q
Define Exogenous II
A
synthetic signalling molecule
4
Q
What does RITE stand for
A
receptor
ion channel
transporter
enzymes
5
Q
What does KING stand for ?
A
kinase linked receptors
ion channels ( ligand gated )
nuclear/ intracellular
G-protein coupled receptors
semester 1
flashcards
Decks in class (45)
# Cards
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Homeostasis45
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Metabolism35
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Integrating Cell Into Tissues And Organs61
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Enzyme Kinetics And Inhibition16
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Protein Structure And Function41
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Examining Cells And Tissues24
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Glands71
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Embryology I25
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Muscles67
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Embryology ii19
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Connective tissue38
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Energy reactions in cells20
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Carbohydrates 118
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Carbohydrates 217
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Carbohydrates 312
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carbohydrates 416
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Lipids25
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Introduction to DNA23
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Basics ICCP5
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Bone marrow and haemopoiesis33
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Membrane bilayer ICPP17
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Principles of solute and water movement30
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ATP dependent pumps and ion exchangers11
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resting/changing membrane potentials19
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mitosis and meiosis34
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DNA damage and repair14
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action potentials icpp37
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receptor basics and gpcr27
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genotype, phenotype and inheritance24
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GPCR 2 and calcium homeostasis20
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Gene expression21
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Post translational modification of proteins and protein targeting21
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Mutations21
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ANS ICCP45
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Haemoglobin14
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pharmacodynamics: receptor theory25
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nervous system body log57
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protein function- basics/clotting25
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molecular techniques28
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Pharmacokinetics- absorption/ distribution32
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Skin28
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Lymphatic system30
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medical imaging37
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bone and cartilage25
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bone function and repair20
