Cell physiology and pharmacology

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Decks in this class (20)

L1- Introduction
Endogenous,
Exogenous i,
Exogenous ii
54  cards
Lecture 2- The Cell Membrane
The cell membrane,
Cell membrane role,
Membrane composition dry weight o...
37  cards
Lecture 3- Membrane Proteins
Functional evidence for proteins ...,
Biochemical evidence for protein ...,
Example of cell fractionation and...
41  cards
Lecture 4- Principles of solute and water movement
In a 70kg man how much of him is ...,
How much of total water volume in...,
How much of total water volume in...
67  cards
Lecture 5- Membranes as permeability barriers
Small hydrophobic molecules,
Small uncharged polar molecules,
Large uncharged polar molecules
44  cards
Lecture 6- ATP- dependent pumps and ion exchangers
Function of sodium pump na k atpase,
Secondary ative transport,
Sodium pump na k atpase also has ...
33  cards
Lecture 7- Resting Potentials
How can the membrane potential be...,
Phospholipid bilayer are permeabl...,
What changes the permeability of ...
21  cards
Lecture 8- Changing membrane potential
Depolarisation,
Polarisation,
How do membrane potentials arise
34  cards
Lecture 9- The action potential
3 features of an ap,
Ap are different in,
If a stimuli does not depolarise ...
61  cards
Lecture 10- The Neuromuscular junction
The higher the frequency of ap th...,
The more ca2 entry into presynapt...,
The more nt released into the syn...
31  cards
Lecture 11- Biological signalling and receptors
Define receptor,
Receptors in an unbound state,
Role of receptors
59  cards
Lecture 12- GPCRs
What is signal transduction,
Receptors can be,
How many types of gpcr identified...
37  cards
Lecture 13- Intracellular signalling and calcium homeostasis
How much calcium in the body,
Where is most calcium found,
Concentration of calcium in the b...
43  cards
Lecture 14- Autonomic Nervous System
Auto,
Nomos,
Autonomic broadly means
47  cards
Lecture 15- ANS (2)
Neurotransmission is a,
Basic steps in nt,
Cholinergic system is used in both
38  cards
Pharmacodynamics definitions
Metric prefix subdivision in orde...,
Log10 of number,
What is the log number of 1000
34  cards
Lecture 15- Pharmacodynamic receptor theory
Drug targets include,
Drugs are
43  cards
Lecture 15- Receptor theory pt2
Affinity,
Efficacy,
Asthma is
50  cards
Lecture 16- Pharmacokinetics I
Pharmacokinetics can be summarise...,
Drug in,
Drug out
56  cards
Lecture 17- Pharmacokinetics II (drug elimination)
Drug out invovles,
Elimiantion,
Metbaolism
74  cards

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