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Lecture 1 - Immunology
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Lecture 3 - Immunology
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Lecture 4 - Immunology
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Lecture 5 - Immunology
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Lecture 6 - Immunology
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Lecture 7 - Immunology
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Lecture 8 - Immunology
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Lecture 9 - Immunology
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Lecture 10 - Immunology
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Lecture 11 - Immunology
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Lecture 12 - Immunology
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Lecture 13 - Virology
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Lecture 14 - Virology
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Lecture 15 - Virology
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Lecture 16 - Virology
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Lecture 17 - Virology
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Lecture 18 - Virology
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Lecture 19 - Virology
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Lecture 20 - Fungi
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Lecture 21 - Fungi
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Lecture 22 - Bacterial disease - Past, Present and Re-emerging
What does it mean for a disease t...,
What are examples of endemic dise...,
What is an epidemic give an examp...
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Lecture 23 - Bacteria: Prokaryotic Pathogens
Do bacteria maintain structural i...,
Why are bacteria generally not ob...,
Which bacteria are obligate paras...
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Lecture 24 - Bacteria - Host Interaction: Pathogenicity
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Lecture 25 - Host Damage - Toxins, the Host Response
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Lecture 26 - Bacterial Pathogenicity in the Respiratory Tract
Which bacteria causes the disease...,
Name the bacteria that are simila...,
Which toxin is produced by all of...
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Lecture 27 - Bacterial Pathogenicity in the Gastrointestinal Tract
Which toxin does clostridium botu...,
Where is bont absorbed along the ...,
What is bont and where does it act
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Lecture 28 - Combatting Bacterial Disease
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Lecture 29 - Parasitology
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Lecture 30 - Parasitology
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Lecture 31 - Parasitology
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Lecture 32 - Parasitology
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Lecture 33 - The Immune System Against Pathogens
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Lecture 34 - Disorders of Red Blood Cells - Anaemia
What is the definition of anaemia,
How is anaemia measured,
What are the two ways in which an...
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Lecture 35 - Vascular Reactions to Injury
What is normal haemostasis,
How is normal haemostasis accompl...,
How is normal haemostasis limited...
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Lecture 36 - Atherosclerosis
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Lecture 37 - Ischaemia, Infarction and Their Results
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Lecture 38 - The Nature of Cancer
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Lecture 39 - Cancer as an evolutionary process
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Lecture 40 - Cancer Mechanisms
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Lecture 41 - The Cancer Genome
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Lecture 42 - Causes of Cancer
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Lecture 43 - Cancer Therapy
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