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Tissues 10 - Skin
Skin: explain the structure and function of the skin, explain the mechanisms by which integrity is maintained, and recall the development, function and control of melanocytes
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Immunology 9 - Host Defense Overview
What are the surface receptors of...,
List the mucosal surface defences,
What are the sequential actions o...
9
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Microbiology 6&7 - Prevention, Treatment and Emergence of Viral Disease
Define prophylaxis,
Define therapy,
How can eradication of a virus fr...
29
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Cell Pathology 4 - Cell Injury
List the causes of cell injury,
List the causes of cell injury,
What does the cellular response t...
35
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Microbiology 8 - Defence and Vaccination Against Bacteria
What is direct protection in vacc...,
What is indirect protection by us...,
What occurs in phase 1 trials of ...
25
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Microbiology 9 - Fungal Infection
How are fungi and eukaryotes diff...,
How do fungi replicate,
What are the three types of disea...
22
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Cell Pathology 6 - Case Studies
What are the main cuses of gastritis,
What does helicobacter cause,
Define an ulcer
10
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Cells 3 - Cell Membranes
What are the properties required ...,
Explain the formation of phosphol...,
What does amphiphillic mean
20
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Cells 4 - Infectious Agents
List the main types of infectious...,
List the key differences between ...,
What is septicaemic disease chara...
8
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Metabolism 1 - Intro to Protein Structure
What is the simplest amino acid,
What amino acid codes for glycoly...,
How does electrophoresis separate...
13
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NAGE 1 - Nucelic Acids & Chromosomes
What is a nucleotide,
How do deoxyribose and ribose differ,
What are the nitrogenous bases
12
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Metabolism 2 - Enzymes & Energetics
What is an enzyme,
What is vin gierke s disease,
How do enzymes work
24
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NAGE 2 - DNA Replication, Cell Cycle & Mitosis
What is a faithful copy of dna,
What does semi conservative repli...,
Describe the process of dna synth...
13
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NAGE 3 - Gene Organisation & Transcription
List the stages of transcription,
What are the functions of the 3 d...,
What are the two main componants ...
15
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NAGE 4 - mRNA Processing
How does transcription in e coli ...,
What is meant by rna processing,
What is the anatomy of a gene
13
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Metabolism 4 - The Krebs Cycle
What is acetyl coa,
How does the krebs cycle start,
What is the second reactoon of th...
23
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NAGE 5 - Small RNAs
What is the c value paradox,
What are non coding rnas,
List the types of regulatory ncrn...
13
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Metabolism 5 - Mitochondria & Oxidative Phosphorylation
Where do the reactions of oxidati...,
Discuss the possible origins of m...,
What is the supporting evidence f...
18
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Metabolism 6 - Lipid Metabolism
What is the structure of palmitate,
What are the two forms of fatty a...,
What type of cells store fatty acids
24
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Metabolism 7 - Cholesterol
What proportion of cholesterol in...,
Summarise the three main parts of...,
How are physiological requirement...
28
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NAGE 7 - Translation & Modification
What is the difference between a ...,
What is a utr in mrna,
Describe the structure of trna
13
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Genetics 3
What is the transcriptome,
What is epigenetics,
What is genomic imprinting
18
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Metabolism 8 - Membrane Trafficking
How are proteins directed to the ...,
List the three types of intracell...,
How are proteins imported inot th...
14
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Genetics 4 - Cancer
What are the hallmarks of cancer,
Why is cancer a polyclonal disease,
What are driver mutations in cancer
25
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Genetics 5 - Prenatal Screening
What process happens in a normal ...,
What are the aims of the 12 week ...,
How is down syndrome risk determi...
26
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Metabolism 9
What are the general metabolic fe...,
What ar the general metabolic fea...,
Give the general metabolic featur...
13
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Achademic Tutorials
What is the structure of acyclovir,
How does acyclovir work,
How is acyclovir specific to vira...
26
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Practicals
Define electrophoresis,
Define specrophotometry,
Define the absorbance a in specro...
29
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Tissues 11 - Hair and Nails
Hair: summarise the structure and function of hair, recall the development and structure of the hair follicle, and summarise the regulation of hair growth
Nails: summarise the functions, structure and growth of nails
27
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Cell pathology 5: The autopsy
Autopsy: list reasons for conducting an autopsy, explain the consent process, and recall cases that must be reported to the Coroner
Autopsy findings: summarise causes of sudden unexpected death, and define and recall possible mechanism of injury for traumatic features which may be found on an autopsy including, a bruise, an abrasion, a laceration, a cut and a stab
18
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Microbiology 5
List the types of transmission of...,
What are fomites,
What is intragenic transmission
38
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Cell Pathology 1 - Haemodynamic Disorders
What is oedema,
What are the aetiologies causes o...,
What are the two types of oedema
27
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Microbiology 4 - Viral properties
What is a virus,
Define the nature of viruses,
What are the dufferent morphologi...
21
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Cell pathology 3 - Cancer
Define a tumour,
Define neoplasm,
How can neoplasms be classified
32
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Tissues 8 and 9 - Signalling between cells
List the 4 reasons cells need to ...,
How does self preservation occur,
Describe what happens when someon...
37
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Immunology 8 - Regulation of lymphocyte responses
Why is immune regulation important,
Define autoimmunity,
What are the general principles o...
36
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Immunology 7 - Effector T lymphocytes
What is a naive t cell,
What are effector t cells,
What are memory t cells
37
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Immunology 6 - T lymphocytes and antigen recognition
What are the 2 major subsets of t...,
What is the function of cd8 cells,
What is the function of the cd4 c...
24
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Immunology 5 - B lymphocytes
What is an epitope,
Where do b cells originate from,
How are mature b cells specific
18
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Immunology 4 - Antibodies
What is an antibody,
What are the secondary effector f...,
Explain with the aid of a diagram...
21
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Immunology 3 - Innate Immunity
Recall the physical barriers used...,
Recall the chemical barriers used...,
List the different cell types in ...
26
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Microbiology 3 Hospital acquired infection and antibiotic resistance
List the reasons for the high rat...,
What are the mechanisms of action...,
What is prontosil and how does it...
16
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Cell pathology 2 - Inflammation
What is inflammation,
What cells are involved in inflam...,
What soluble factors are involved...
34
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Immunology 2 - Immune Cells and Organs
What are primary lymphoid organs,
What are secondary lymphoid organs,
What are other terms for the prim...
21
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Immunology 1 - Intro to Immunology
Explain the importance of immunol...,
What are the two basic strategies...,
What are the advantages and disad...
17
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Microbiology 2 - Bacterial Diseases
What are the two sources of bacteria,
List the main intrinsic sources o...,
Define the term normal microbiota
27
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Tissues 7 - Muscle
Draw the structure of a sarcomere,
Where is skeletal muscle found,
What are antagonist muscle pairs ...
15
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Tissues 6 - Nerve
What are the cerebral hemispheres...,
What are the gyri and suici,
What 3 components does the brain ...
28
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Tissues - Fluids
What are the main fluid compartments,
What are the types of transcellul...,
What is the approximate size of t...
24
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Extracellular Matrix Biology
What are the functions of the ext...,
What are the components of the co...,
What are collagens
47
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Epithelial Cells and Tissues
What are the contents of the nucleus,
What are the densities of the lar...,
What is the density of the large ...
63
cards
MCD - Bacterial Properties
Eschericha coli,
Salmonella,
Shingella
19
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MCD- Genetics (1,2,6&7)
What are congenital abnormalities...,
What is a malformation,
What is a disruption
65
cards
Metabolism 3 - Glycolysis
Glycolysis six step,
Glycolysis second step,
Glycolysis ten step
26
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MCD - Cells & Organelles
Heterochromatin,
Euchromatin,
Adhesion plaques
50
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MCD - NAGE
Outline cell based dna cloning,
Describe the function of restrict...,
Describe the use of electrophores...
31
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