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1. Primary Culture Techniques
What is a primary cell culture co...,
What are non haemopoietic and hae...,
How do you to obtain cells from t...
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2. Cell Culture
What are recent uses of cell culture,
What are examples of methods of i...,
Expand on density centrifugation
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3. Microscopy
What is microscopy,
What is the basic microscope appa...,
What order does the apparatus tra...
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4. Nutritional Anaemias
What is anaemia,
What is haemoglobin and what is e...,
What is required for normal eryth...
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5. Lab Investigations of the FBC
What is fbc and what do the resul...,
What does a blood film show,
Define poikylocytosis and anisocy...
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6. Haemolytic Anaemias
Define anaemia and haemolytic ana...,
Describe the variation in blood h...,
Describe the normal red blood cel...
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7. Flow Cytometry I Intro
What is flow cytometry,
Define flow sorting,
What can a flow cytometer tell us...
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8. Flow Cytometry II Applications
Cell cycle analysis methods,
Briefly describe how flow cytomet...,
Describe how dna content changes ...
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9. Blood Coagulation, Haemostasis and its Investigations
What is haemostasis,
Characteristics of chronic venous...,
What is ecchymosis
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10. Cellular Growth Regulation
What are general considerations f...,
What are growth factors cytokinds...,
Cell population growth in respons...
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11. MRI & MRS
How is a ct contrast formed,
What is hounsfield number,
What is mr image contrast
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12. Cell Damage & Cell Death
What are the three basic mechanis...,
What are the steps to necrosis,
What are the different microscopi...
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13. X-Ray CT PET
What is ionising radiation and wh...,
Describe the two ways in which io...,
What are the two types of radiati...
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14. The Blood Transfusion Lab
What is the difference between an...,
Describe the known blood groups,
What can stimulate antibody produ...
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15. Mechanism of Oncogenesis
What is cancer,
List the hallmarks of cancer,
Explain how evidence suggests tha...
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16. Oncogenesis and Tumour Supressor Genes
What are some major functional ch...,
How do oncogenes and tumour suppr...,
Describe how sarcoma virus was di...
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17. Tumour Angiogenesis, Invasion and Metastasis
What are some characteristics of ...,
What are the sequential steps of ...,
Summarise the key steps in cancer...
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18. Ultrasonography
What is ultrasound,
What is the pulse echo principle,
What are some clinical applicatio...
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19. Intro to Leukaemias
What is leukaemia,
What are haematopoietic stem cell...,
What are progenitors cells
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20. Intro to Lymphoid Malignancies
What is the difference between a ...,
Describe the lymphocyte developme...,
For the following conditions list...
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21. Lab Investigations of White Cell Disorders
What do the suffixes philia penia...,
What are some physical characteri...,
What are some physical characteri...
21
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22. Lab Investigations of Liver and GI Disease
Describe the structure of the liver,
List major functions of the liver,
What are some common disease proc...
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23. Lab Investigations of Endocrine Disorders
Describe the hypothalamic pituita...,
Describe thyroid hormones,
What are the two types of disorde...
17
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24. Lab Investigations of Cardiac Disorders
What are the general biochemical ...,
What are the classifications of l...,
What are cardiac markers
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25. Calcium & Phosphate Metabolism
Bone turnover serves as homeostas...,
Briefly describe calcium homeostasis,
Describe phosphate homeostasis
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26. Diabetes & Hypoglycaemia
How are blood glucose levels main...,
What is the livers role in blood ...,
Why is it important to maintain g...
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27. Investigation of Salt & Water & Acid/Base Balance
What are water and sodium balance...,
What are the hormones involved in...,
How does osmotic pressure affect ...
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28. Lab Investigation of Disorders of Calcium & Phosphate Metabolism
Recap describe the bone remodelli...,
Recap what components are importa...,
Recap describe the wnt signalling...
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29. Overview of Genomic Technologies in Clinical Diagnostics
List some genetic technologies,
Describe polymerase chain reactio...,
How would you perform fragment an...
26
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30. Chromosomal Abnormalities I
Recap describe the condensation o...,
What are the 2 states in which ch...,
Why are chromosomes sometimes sho...
18
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31. Chromosomal Abnormalities II
Why and how do we get structural ...,
What are reciprocal translocations,
Describe the mechanism of translo...
13
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32. Inborn Errors of Metabolism
Describe alkaptonuria,
Describe cystinuria,
Describe albinism
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33. Clinical Cancer of Genetics
Recap what is dna,
Recap what are genes,
Expand on genetic variation
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34. Bacterial Pathogens and Diseases I
Define pathogen,
Define pathogenicity,
Define virulence
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35. Bacterial Pathogens and Diseases II
Describe the endotoxin in the gra...,
What are the three main areas of ...,
List some characteristics of endo...
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36. Viral Pathogenes: Classification, Biology, Diseases I
List the parts that can make up t...,
What is the central dogma,
Describe the structure of the mat...
23
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37. Viral Pathogenes: Classification, Biology, Diseases II
Describe the typical course of an...,
Why do retroviruses invade the im...,
What are the two types of cd4 t c...
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38. Mechanism of Viral Infection and Pathiogenesis
We are exposed to thousands of vi...,
Give some examples of common viru...,
What are general patterns of vira...
10
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39. Transplantation and Immunosuppressive Drugs
Define a transplantation,
What is the difference between th...,
Expand on hla mhc
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40. Immunology Clinic and Research Lab
What are the different regions on...,
Describe the polyclonal antibody ...,
Describe the production of monocl...
20
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41. Microbial Immune Evasion Mechanisms
Give examples of pathogenic and d...,
What are virulence factors and wh...,
Roles of complement
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42. Systems for Detection of Pathogens I
How can we define a pathogen,
How do you get a good sample,
What happens in the preparation p...
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43. Systems for Detection of Pathogens II
Molecular gene targeting,
Briefly describe pcr and qpcr,
Describe strand displacement ampl...
13
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44. Diagnosis of Viral Infections
What are key concepts,
What are possible test types,
Expand on the use of electron mic...
17
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45. Molecular & Genomic Epidemiology of Infections
What is molecular epidemiology,
How much diversity single additiv...,
Types of mutations in relation to...
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46. Mechanism of Antivirals
Use of anti virals,
Principles of anti virals as ther...,
Why is it so difficult to develop...
13
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47. Antibiotic
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48. Antibiotic Resistance
What are the effects of antibioti...,
What drug is resserved to treat mrsa,
What are the mechanisms of antibi...
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49. Review of Innate Immunity
Specificity in immunity,
Components to inate immunity,
Expand on phagocytosis
15
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50. Development of Lymphocytes
Examples of lymphocyte deficiency...,
What is a lymphocyte,
What are the key features of adap...
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51. Humoral Immunity, Generation of Antibody Diversity
What does an antibody consist of,
What are the different forms of a...,
Life cycle of b cells
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52. Humoral Immunity, B Cell Activation, Affinity
Antibody functions,
What are the different classes of...,
Expand on b cell activation
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53. Generation of Diversity in the T Cell Repertoire
What is an antigen,
Update of exogenous antigens,
Which immune cells recognise and ...
19
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54. T Cell Activation & Generation of Effectors
The life stages of t lymphocytes,
T cell role in immune response,
Antigen recognition by t cells
22
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55. Natural Born Killers
Origin of nk and t cells,
Role of cytotoxic lymphocytes,
Role of mhc class i antigen prese...
17
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56. Scientific Basis of Vaccines
Vaccine,
Vaccine rationale,
The vaccine paradox
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57. Hypersensitivity Reactions
The four types of hypersensitivity,
Type 1 immediate hypersensitivity,
Type 2 cytotoxic hypersensitivity
15
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58. Autoimmunity
Organ specific autoimmune diseases,
Hla b27 associated spondyloarthro...,
Systemic autoimmune pathologies s...
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59. Vaccines Bacterial & Viral
Menb vaccine,
Haemophilus influenza type b,
Diphtheria
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60. Parasitology
What is a parasite,
What are protozoa,
What are helminths
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61. Pathogenesis of Parasitic Infections
Pathogenesis of cutaneous leishma...,
Schistosomiasis,
Helminths onchocerciasis
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62. Immunodeficiencies
Immunodeficiency classification,
Clinical features of an immunodef...,
Expand on primary immunodefficien...
16
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