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Lecture 1&2 - The cell cycle and cell cycle control
What are the four phases of the c...,
What is quiescence,
How did walther flemming illustra...
49
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Lecture 3 - The cytoskeleton
What are the functions of the cyt...,
What are the three componants of ...,
What are eight features of a migr...
30
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Lecture 4 - The cytoskeleton (part 2)
What are two key intermediate fil...,
What are key features of intermed...,
What are features of the keratins...
29
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Lecture 5 - Cell Adhesion and Communication (part 1)
Through what structures can conne...,
Connections between cells and the...,
What are the three classes of spe...
29
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Lecture 6 - Cell adhesion and communication (part 2)
What are integrins,
What are some four classes of int...,
What define the specificity of in...
32
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Lecture 7 - Mechanisms of membrane fusion
What are the mechanisms of membra...,
What are the three sequential ste...,
What does tethering require
30
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Lecture 8 - The secretory pathway
How did george palade discover th...,
What is theprimary role of the se...,
What are the fates of cytosolic p...
45
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Lecture 9 - The endocytic pathway
When are the copi and copii coats...,
What are the four different types...,
Why endocytose
32
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Lecture 10 - Protein degradation including Autophagy
What three kinds of proteins are ...,
Give examples of where incomplete...,
Give examples of where post synth...
57
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Lecture 11 - Apoptosis
Why is apoptosis necessary,
What is apoptosis required for in...,
What are some of the roles of apo...
30
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Lecture 12 - From cells to tissues
What are the roles of the ecm and...,
What are the major componants of ...,
What are the features of collagens
36
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Lecture 13 - The role of tissue remodelling
What are the dermal papillae,
What are the papillary dermis and...,
What cells are found in the epidemis
31
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Lecture 14 - Tissue remodelling (part 2)
What are the stages of osteoblast...,
What 2 types of components make u...,
What are the primary functions of...
36
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Lecture 15 - Totipotent, Pluripotent and Multipotent Stem cells
What are the two defining criteri...,
What is the intermediate cell cal...,
What is a progenitor cell
60
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Lecture 16 - Stem cells and therapy
How can stem cells be generated i...,
What are teh benefits and disadva...,
What are the features of the diff...
30
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