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Amino Acids and proteins/ Protein Structure
What are the special properties o...,
What groups are found at either e...,
What amino acid allows disulphide...
13
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Gene Products And Protein Synthesis
Why is the genetic code considere...,
What is the start codon,
What are the stop codons
30
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Liver And Hepatobiliary System
What is the position of the liver,
Name some of the functions of the...,
What is the name of the pouch of ...
17
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Peritoneum
What are the two mesenteries in t...,
What does retroperitoneal mean,
What does intraperitoneal mean
7
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Genetic Basis Of Disease
What is an snv,
What is a cnv what types are there,
What s the difference between the...
6
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Introduction to Genetic Variation
What are snps,
What is linkage disequilibrium,
What is the genetic variation tha...
4
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Glycogen Synthesis And Regulation
What controls liver mediated cont...,
Compare hexokinase and glucokinase,
What enzyme causes branching in t...
15
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Motility Of The Gut
What is the motility of the gut d...,
What are the factors that control...,
How does neural control effect gi...
19
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Properties of enzymes
What are enzymes,
What are the two types of specifi...,
What are the classes of enzymes
32
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Amino Acids Names
Asp,
Glu,
Arg
40
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Biomolecules
What are the four main classes of...,
Sugars ex poly funct,
Nuceotides ex poly funct
29
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pH and buffering
Why is the regulation of blood ph...,
What is the living and normal ph ...,
How are acids generated
11
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Cells and Organelles
What are cells,
What are organelles,
Tissue
22
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Lipids and membrane structure
How are phospholipid molecules or...,
What type of membrane is the only...,
How are lipids used
20
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Building tissues from cells (epithelium)
Tissue,
How are tissues classified,
What are the major types of cell ...
37
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Tissue organisation - cellular basis
What are the three forms of conne...,
What does soft connective tissue ...,
What makes up the ecm and how is ...
31
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Tissue Organisation: Topographical Basis
Somatic,
Visceral,
What are the functions of skin
10
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Skeleton and joints
What cell constructs cartilage,
Why is cartilage generally thin,
Wha are the functions of bone
45
cards
Anatomy and embryology of skeletal muscle
Function of skeletal muscle,
Describe the types of muscle,
Syncytial meaning
34
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Organisation of peripheral nervous system
What comprises the cns,
What comprises the pns,
What comprises neural tissue
21
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Protein Targeting
Where do proteins need to be move...,
What organelles can proteins be t...,
How do proteins get targeted to i...
10
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Haemoglobin
How is haemoglobin a tetramer,
What is the purpose of myosin,
What is the shape of the oxygen s...
21
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Anatomical terminology
Anatomical position,
What plane divides the body later...,
What plane divides the body in to...
15
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Cell mobility and cytoskeleton
What does the cytoskeleton do,
What are the constituents of the ...,
Describe actin
37
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Membrane transport
What transport mechanisms exist t...,
What is simple diffusion,
What is the partition coefficient
22
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Imaging technologies
Types of medical imaging,
Pixel,
Image resolution
14
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Cell signalling
What can cell signalling cause,
What are the cellular responses t...,
What can act as extracellular sig...
33
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Molecular basis of inheritance
What is the difference between ri...,
What are guanine and adenine,
What are thymine and cytosine
5
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General organisation of nervous system
What are the two divisions of the...,
What are support cells important for,
Nerve cells
23
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Autonomic nervous system
What do autonomic motor fibres in...,
Describe the structure of autonom...,
What are the subdivisions of the ...
12
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PPP skeletal muscle
What is the muscle contraction cycle,
How does innervation of the neuro...
2
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Molecular basis of gene transciption
What are the three stages of tran...,
Describe initiation stage of tran...,
What is the structure of rna poly...
9
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Maintenance and use of genetic information
What are the stages of the cell c...,
How does formation of replication...,
How is supercoiling prevented dur...
15
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Abdominal Wall/ Abdomen and Pelvis
What are the boundaries of the ab...,
What are the nine regions of the ...,
Asis
22
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Inguinal Region and Hernias
Where are the common areas for he...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What is a hiatus hernia
4
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Molecular basis of inheritance
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the purines,
What is a purine
23
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Physiological Homeostasis
What is homeostasis,
What is required for the proper f...,
What are the parts of a homeostat...
23
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Development of the GI tract
Describe the primitive embyro,
What does the embryonic ectoderm ...,
What does the embryonic mesoderm ...
19
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Maintenance and use of genetic information
What are the stages of the cell c...,
How does dna replication initiate,
What do topoisomerases do
23
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Molecular basis of gene transcription
What are the structural differenc...,
What direction does dna polymeras...,
Describe the initiation stage of ...
3
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Smooth Muscle
Where is smooth muscle found,
How is smooth muscle contraction ...,
What are the smooth muscle contai...
17
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Minerals
What is the daily requirement of na,
What is the daily requirement for k,
What is mg needed for
13
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Salivary, gastric and pancreatic secretions
Describe the stimulation of saliv...,
What are the stages of saliva for...,
What drives water and protein sec...
14
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Cardiac Muscle
What is the difference in cellula...,
How is a negative charge on the i...,
How does cardiac muscle avoid tem...
7
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Overview of metabolsim
0
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Bile and Biliary system
What effect do bile acids in the ...,
What effect does secretin in the ...,
What effect does cholecystokinin ...
28
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Aerobic respiration
What is the order of the intermed...,
What can citrate be used for in b...,
What can alpha ketoglutarate be u...
30
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Kidney function II
What is clearance,
How do you calculate renal clearance,
Why is inulin used experimentally...
20
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Kidney function III
What is oliguria,
What is osmolar clearance,
How do you calculate osmolar clea...
45
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Digestion and absorption of nutrients
Where are the arterial and venous...,
What describes the top 2 3 of the...,
What describes the lower 1 3 of t...
15
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Fat as fuel
What can activate lipase,
How do free fatty acids travel ar...,
Describe the metabolism of glycerol
16
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Anaerobic respiration
What are the intermediates in gly...,
What enzyme converts glucose to g...,
What do hexokinase glucokinase do
22
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Kidney function 4
What controls the thirst reflex,
How does gfr effect blood pressure,
Describe the baroreceptor respons...
17
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Kidney function 5
What is normal plasma value for t...,
What is normal plasma value for a...,
What is plasma ph proportional to...
26
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Amino acid metabolism
Which cycle is urea produced in,
How is creatinine produced,
How is uric acid produced
10
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Pelvis and perineum
What bones make up the hip bone,
What is the name of the shape of ...,
What is the name of the shape of ...
17
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Liver and gluconeogenisis
What can be used to synthesis glu...,
What converts glucose 6 phosphate...,
What converts fructose 1 6 bispho...
8
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DNA manipulation
What is the pcr method
1
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Pelvis and perineum 2
What is cryptochordism,
What are the contents of the ingu...,
What is the function of the pompi...
21
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Energy balance flashcards
What is the normal body weight fo...,
What is the normal body weight fo...,
What are the long term satiety si...
6
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Anatomical basis of homeostasis
What are the classes of hormones,
What are the characteristics of a...,
What are the characteristics of a...
52
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Overview of hormonal secretion
What is erythropoeitin,
What is atrial natriuretic peptide,
What is von willebrands factor
6
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Kidney function 1
What are the slit proteins,
What type of cell is a podocyte,
What are the types of nephron
15
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Intestines
Where does the foregut end,
Where does the midgut end,
Where does the hindgut end
42
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Stomach and spleen
What are the layers of the gi mucosa,
What is the nervous control of mu...,
What does the submucosal plexus c...
28
cards
Rectal and anal canal
What is the peritoneum like on th...,
What points make up the anal tria...,
What is in the pudendal canal
14
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Overview of digestive system
What are the salivary glands,
Describe the nervous control of t...,
Where does the majority of amina ...
14
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Lipid synthesis and transport in the blood
What enzyme catalyses the first r...,
What effect does malonyl coa have...,
How does proportion of fat protei...
13
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Macronutrients
Why are dietary fats essential,
What is the omega value of a fat ...,
What are the uses of omega 3
10
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Excitable cells
What is the purpose of an interca...,
What is the purpose of ca in neur...,
What factors can cause reduced ve...
5
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Pharmacology of the ANS
Describe the neuronal structure o...,
Describe the 3 neuronal structure...,
Describe the neuronal structure o...
33
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Posterior abdominal wall
Which kidney sits higher,
Where is perirenal fat,
What is the source of the superio...
16
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Salt and water balance
What are the parts of the colon,
What is the surface of the epithe...,
Why are crypts useful in water re...
10
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Building a huma
When is the embryonic period,
What happens in week one of embry...,
What is embryological cleavage
12
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