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Lecture 0
How do pathogens interact with in...,
Membranes what are they,
Assessment
5
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Lecture 1.1 - Cell membrane and function
What is noteworthy about the memb...,
How is the permeability barrier m...,
Membrane features structure thick...
11
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Lecture 1.2 - Membrane lipids
Four lipid families,
Four lipid families,
Triacylglycerols
25
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Lecture 1.3 - Lipid synthesis, membrane formation, width, and formation
Phospholipid synthesis where does...,
Phospholipid synthesis how does p...,
Leaflets of membranes what are they
8
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Lecture 2.1 - Vesicles
Curvature what features of membra...,
Vesicle budding how big are the b...,
Vesicle budding
10
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Lecture 2.2
Is the membrane bilayer symmetical,
What phospholipid may act as a si...,
Different membranes
15
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Lecture 2.3
Lipid rafts what are they how do ...,
Frap,
Cell membrane proteins what do th...
7
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Lecture 3 - Introduction to signalling and cell surface receptors
Paracrine juxtacrine and autocrin...,
What is the general signalling me...,
Signalling pathway components
35
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Lecture 4 - GPCRs
Gpcrs what are they what percenta...,
Heterotrimeric g proteins,
Gpcr activation what do they do a...
28
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Lecture 5 - Membrane signalling overview
Membrane as barriers,
Signal organisation,
Membrane fluidity
6
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Lecture 6 - Introduction to membrane transport and transporters
Porins,
Aquaporins
2
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Lecture 7 - Ion channels and properties
Ion channels what are they what d...,
How is ion channel movement facil...,
Na channel inhibitors what do the...
14
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Lecture 8 - Studying Ion Channels & Structures of Ion Channels
What experimental methods are the...,
Molecular biology tools,
Biochemistry tools
21
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Lecture 9 - Linking Structure to Function & Implications for Disease
Helical screw model of voltage ga...,
Paddle model of voltage gating,
Channelopathies what are they and...
10
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Lecture 10 - Facilitated transport - Primary active transport
Carriers how do they differ to ch...,
Bro this leccy kinda useless
2
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Lecture 11 - Secondary active transport
Secondary active transporters,
Antiporters,
Transporters
3
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Lecture 12 - Overview of membrane traffic and methods to study it
How are proteins targeted to diff...,
Protein movement pathway,
Cell free assays
8
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Lecture 13 - Membrane trafficking machinery
Coated vesicles,
Coated vesicles,
Clathrin plasma membrane trans go...
39
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Lecture 14 - The secretory pathway and exocytosis
How do proteins enter the secreto...,
Rer,
Translocon
22
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Lecture 15 - the endocytic pathway
Phagocytosis,
Phagocytosis in animals,
Endocytosis
14
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Lecture 16 - lysosymes
1
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Final recap
2
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