1
Q
Where does methylation of histones occur
A
CG dinucleotides
2
Q
What enzymes methylate cytosine
A
DNA methyltransferases
3
Q
What affect does methylation of cytosine have?
A
Direct inhibition of transcription
4
Q
What is indirect methylation
A
Repressive (not expressed) chromatin produced by some factor activating MePC2 (which methylates cytosine)
5
Q
What is an imprinted gene
A
Only expressed on either a paternal/maternal chromosome
GBE
flashcards
Decks in class (48)
# Cards
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Estimation and significance test + p values4
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Population And Disease4
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Introduction to epidemiology2
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Brain in the cranium14
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Case control studies13
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Functional organisation of the nervous system20
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Cellular structure of nervous system22
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Somatosensory systems26
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Intro to movt control spinal cord and reflexes26
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Screening4
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Primary prevention9
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Blood-CNS barrier17
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Intro to synaptic potentials and neural networks4
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Intro to science of behaviour4
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Big data technologies in health5
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Intro to human cognition6
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Health related behaviours, beliefs and attitudes9
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Intro to health and behaviour change4
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Symptoms perception5
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Intro to psychological frameworks2
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Adherence to treatment in healthcare8
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Biology of stress11
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Complex disease genetics8
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The hand61
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Hip Region II126
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Knee Region14
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Shoulder and arm I91
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Neurology of upper limb10
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Shoulder and arm II25
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Elbow and radioulnar joints17
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Forearm and wrist joint100
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Hip region 123
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Leg and ankle joint78
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Leg and ankle joint COPY78
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Genetics of cancer3
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Genetics of inflammation6
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Epigenetics5
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Population genetics1
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Mitochondiral genetics7
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Genetics and therapeutic response1
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Gene therapy2
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Discovery of human disease genes1
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Contribution of genetic changes to human disease8
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Genetics in clinical practice3
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Intro to pain11
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Child development3
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Neurology of the lower limb2
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Psychology of ageing3
