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(01) Organisation of the Human Body
Name the six structural levels of...,
Name the four basic tissue types 2,
Define tissue 3
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(01) Epithelial Tissue
Name the main locations of epithe...,
Name three key functions of epith...,
Name the three different surfaces...
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(01) Connective Tissue
Function of connective tissue 1,
Features of ct and exception 2,
Ct equation 3
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(01) Muscle and Nervous Tissue
Functions of muscle tissue 1,
General structure of muscle tissue 2,
What is a myocyte 3
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(02) Cell Structure and Function Intro
Three principles of cell theory 1,
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells ...,
Difference between prokaryotic an...
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(02) Harvesting Chemical Energy
How is atp used to produce energy 1,
Describe the atp cycle 2,
Define anabolic reactions 3
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(02) Cell Communication
How do cells communicate 1,
Two types of secreted signals 2,
Two types of local signals 3
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(02) Gene to Protein
Central dogma of gene expression 1,
Define genotype 2,
Define phenotype 3
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(02) Cell Division
Define somatic cell 1,
Define germ cell 2,
Define diploid haploid 3
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(02) Mutation and Cancer
Consequences of dna alteration on...,
Two types of dna alterations 2,
Two types of small scale mutations 3
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(03) ST: Human Development
What is embryogenesis 1,
What four things are achieved in ...,
Name and define the three germ la...
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(03) ST: Protein Structure
What is different about the 20 am...,
Main functional groups on amino a...,
Chemistry of polymerisation 3
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(04) Intro to Blood and Immune
Name the components of blood 1,
In what component of blood are an...,
Name and describe the appearance ...
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(04) Composition and Features of Blood
Describe the arterial and venous ...,
Blood pressure ensures 2,
Name the six major components of ...
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(04) Innate Immunity
What is the first line of defence...,
What are the two types of innate ...,
Types of cells involved in cellul...
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(06) Intro to Neurons
Three major general components of...,
Neurons communicate via what type...,
Name the main features and functi...
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(06) AP: Generation and Transmission
What causes the potential inside ...,
Define hyperpolarisation 2,
Define depolarisation 3
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(06) Synaptic Transmission
Synaptic transmission occurs betw...,
Structure allowing transmission o...,
Structure for transmission from m...
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(05) Structure and Function of Cell Membrane
Model used to describe membranes 1,
Composition of pm 2,
Name the three types of lipids in...
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(05) Transport Across Cell Membranes
Define non mediated transport 1,
Define mediated transport 2,
Define passive transport 3
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(04) Cellular immunity and Histocompatibility
Where are t cells produced and wh...,
Where are b cells produced and wh...,
What are the two types of t cells...
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(04) Allergy and Hypersensitivity
Examples of type i allergies 1,
What is anaphylaxis 2,
Name the four types of hypersensi...
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BIOSCI 107
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Lecture 1 Organisation Of The Human Body, Lecture 2 The Tissues Of The Human Body, Lecture 3 Connective Tissue, And more!
