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Lecture 1
Why are organisms different,
What is the heritable material in...,
How do we know that dna is the he...
16  cards
Lecture 2
What are some of the gene regulat...,
What is combinatorial control,
How does the position of enhancer...
14  cards
Lecture 3
How do cis splicing and trans spl...,
What sorts of proteins are involv...,
Describe the steps involved in fo...
16  cards
lecture 4
What is the role of argonaut prot...,
What features distinguish silenci...,
In arabidopsis as mir156 levels r...
25  cards
lecture 5
Describe the function of hsp70s i...,
In protein folding describe the s...,
Describe the function of an e3 ub...
19  cards
lecture 6
- why protein misfolding might occur - evidence that PrP^Sc is the major structural component of the infectivity - proving the protein only hypothesis and evidence for the role of cofactors - prion strains - latrogenic transmission of prion disease
23  cards
lecture 7
Protein trafficking
29  cards
lecture 8
What is the golgi apparatus,
How is the golgi apparatus functi...,
What two types of exocytosis are ...
28  cards
lecture 9
Cell Polarity - cells have polarity (especially epithelial cells) - polarity is important for function and survival - structure and role of the ECM in polarity - role for the cytoskeleton Apico-Basal Polarity (Epithelia) - Par3/Par6 and Crumbs complexes Asymmetric Cell Division and Cell Polarity (Stem cells) - Environmental and intrinsic factors Planar Polarity (Epithelia) - Wnt/PCP signalling
24  cards
lecture 10
How is planar cell polarity estab...,
How are primary cilia in pcp orga...,
What is the wnt pcp signalling pa...
19  cards
lecture 11
Bacterial transformation of plants - overview of GM agriculture - crown gall disease, a plant 'cancer' - the biology of Agrobacterium (white collar criminals) - Vir genes and T-strands - DNA transfer and events within the plant - biotechnology - Describe the roles of VirA and VirG from Agrobacterium in T-DNA transfer
28  cards
lecture 12
agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation continued non-bacterial ways of transforming plants - why bother with other methods? - Guns - biolistic transformation - organelle transformation - what are plastids are why transform them? - plastid transformation — the problem of heteroplasmy - biotechnological applications — Bt toxin - viruses as a gene delivery system Using examples, give two advantages of expressing a foreign protein in the plastid over the nucleus? Describe ho
9  cards
lecture 13
non bacterial ways of transforming plants (cont.) research applications of transgenic plants
26  cards
lecture 14
Models of cell differentiation 1: Muscle differentiation 1. What is meant by the terms ‘determined’ and ‘differentiation’? 2. What are the four stages of development of striated muscle in culture? 3. What are the roles of Pax3, mrf4, myf5 and myoD during determination and differentiation of vertebrate skeletal muscle? 4. In muscle, what are satellite cells? 5. What types of division do satellite cells undergo? 6. What are some of the factors that affect quiescence, activation and prolifer
25  cards
lecture 15
Stem Cells 1. What is a stem cell? 2. Potency and Types of stem cells 3. Characteristics of Embryonic stem (ES) cells 4. Hallmarks of pluripotency 5. Transcriptional regulatory circuitry in ES cells 6. Reprogramming somatic cells into iPS cells 7. Therapeutic potential of ES and iPS cells
15  cards
lecture 16
Stem cells cont.
13  cards
lecture 17
What can we do with the stem cells in the nervous system?
21  cards
lecture 18
Genetic manipulation of mammalian animals and cells gene-targeting and recent advances
20  cards
lecture 19
What is foki,
What is crispr cas technology,
What are issues with using crispr...
17  cards
lecture 20
genetic manipulation of mammalian animals and cells transgenics
14  cards
lecture 21
xenotransplantation
24  cards
lecture 22
What is the central question of d...,
What is fertilisation,
What is cleavage
29  cards
lecture 23
What is pattern formation,
What happens if there are errors ...,
What are simple stages in develop...
19  cards
lecture 24
What are cell adhesion molecules,
What is the role of the cytoskele...,
What sort of control is required ...
42  cards
lecture 25
What are the major players in mec...,
What is the aim of the game re mo...,
What is the process of fgf signal...
31  cards
lecture 26
What are the aims of these lectures,
What experiments revealed that th...,
What are examples of extrinsic fa...
19  cards
lecture 27
What does the development of an o...,
By what are developmental program...,
How have drosophila been a useful...
23  cards
lecture 28
How did multicellularity evolve,
Approximately how long ago did th...,
What higher plants are used for g...
22  cards
lecture 29
What is evidence that auxin is a ...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What is the concept of master reg...
20  cards
lecture 30
What are the stages of embryonic ...,
What are the four vertebrates spe...,
How does cleavage occur in xenopus
21  cards
lecture 31
Where does the sperm penetrate th...,
Where does the dorsal part of the...,
What does presence of beta cateni...
18  cards
lecture 32
What have mutations in wnt pcp si...,
What is dishevelled,
What is wnt pcp signalling
25  cards

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