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DW Lecture 1: pH/Buffers
What is the equation for ph,
What do acids do to the ph,
What do bases do to the ph
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DW Lecture 2: Amino Acids and Proteins
Which amino acids are considered ...,
Which amino acid can be classifie...,
Which amino acid can be both char...
14
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DW Lecture 3: Ligand Binding
List the kinds of complementarity,
What is shape complementarity,
What is electrostatic complementa...
23
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DW Lecture 4: Lipids, plasma membrane
List the most abundant lipids in ...,
Which phospholipids are negativel...,
Which phospholipids are neutral i...
22
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RK Lectures 5-8: Principles of signal transduction/G-protein-coupled receptors/Receptor protein-tyrosine kinases
What ligands work with g protein ...,
Describe the receptors of g prote...,
Describe the structure of heterot...
50
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BB Lecture 9-11: Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics I-III
What is the equation for v0,
What is the equation for km,
How do you calculate the extent o...
55
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BB Lecture 12-13: Pharmacodynamics I and II
What is the difference between ph...,
What kinds of plots are used for ...,
What are agonists
32
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BB Lecture 14: Intro to Electrophysiology
What defines biological currents,
What produces a potential during ...,
What is veq
15
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BB Lecture 15: Carrier Proteins
What is primary active transport,
What is secondary active transport,
What kinds of pumps have atpase a...
23
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BB Lecture 16: Ligand-Gated Channels
What is an excitatory stimulus,
What is an inhibitory stimulus,
What are cys loop channels provid...
10
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BB Lecture 17: Voltage-Dependent Channels
What are inward rectifiers,
How is the k ion dehydrated to be...,
How are inward rectifiers voltage...
10
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BB Lecture 18: Membrane Excitability
What is passive membrane behavior,
What is active membrane behavior,
What are excitable membranes
16
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BB Lecture 19: Analysis of membrane behavior (voltage and patch clamps)
What is the current clamp method,
When are we more interested in me...,
How does the voltage clamp method...
19
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BB Lecture 20: Channel Regulation by Second Messengers
What are third messengers,
What are triggers for release of ca2,
How does ip3 increase cytoplasmic...
12
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DB Lecture 21: Overview of Gene Expression
What is the flow of genetic infor...,
What kinds of rnas encoded by the...,
List the levels at which the path...
9
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DB Lecture 22: Chromatin and Gene Structure
What determines melting intrinsic...,
List the major histone protein types,
What are histone cores
18
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DB Lecture 23: Basal Transcription
List the rna polymerases,
What is the core promoter,
What are consensus sequences
19
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DB Lecture 24: Regulated Transcription
Describe the structure of transcr...,
List the common dna biding motifs...,
What is the function of co activa...
7
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DB Lecture 25: pre-mRNA processing
What is the cap at the end of a mrna,
Why are mrnas capped,
What are conserved signals
15
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DB Lecture 26: Translation Machinery and Mechanism I
What is the wobble position,
What is trna,
What are the zones of trna
15
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DB Lecture 27: Translation Mechanism II and Regulation
What impact does dwell time have ...,
What are the steps of elongation,
What regulates which aa trna is u...
14
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DB Lecture 28: RNA Analysis, PCR
What is nucleic acid hybridization,
Describe the process of northern ...,
What information can be gained fr...
15
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DB Lecture 29: DNA Replication
Why does each chromosome have mul...,
What is an ori,
What is origin firing
13
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DB Lecture 30: DNA Repair
List the types of dna damage,
What is the source of mismatch ba...,
What is the source of modified ba...
9
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DB Lecture 31: DNA Recombination
What are the two types of crossin...,
What is transposition,
How do bacterial transposons diff...
6
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AC Lecture 32: Protein quality control
What kinds of damage leads to mis...,
What is proteostasis,
What are the stages for polypepti...
24
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AC Lecture 33-35: Secretory pathways
What is the function of the secre...,
What organelles are involved in t...,
Name the types of er and their fu...
25
cards
AC Lecture 36: Translocation into the nucleus, mitochondria, and peroxisomes
What does the mitochondrial genom...,
What are the mitochondrial compar...,
What is contained in the inner me...
21
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AC Lecture 37: Intracellular architecture
List the cytoskeleton framework f...,
Describe if assembly,
What is the function of ifs
34
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AC Lecture 38-39: Intercellular architecture
List the different types of cell ...,
How are cams used,
What are cams
46
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JM Lecture 40: Mitosis and Meiosis
List the human somatic cell cycle...,
What are the steps of mitosis,
Describe what happens in prophase
17
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RL Lectures 41 and 42: Chromosomes and Cytogenetics
What causes the majority of spont...,
What is the overall incidence of ...,
When are chromosomes visible
53
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RL Lectures 43-44: Mendelian and Non-Mendelian Inheritance
What is a gain of function mutation,
What is a loss of function mutation,
What is haploinsufficiency
28
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RL Lectures 45-46: Genetic Variation and Genetic Testing
What are indels,
What is a copy number variant cnv,
What is a frequently occurring me...
22
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RL Lectures 47-48: Genetics of Complex Diseases
What is the heritability componen...,
What is the equation for calculat...,
What is the range of heritability...
13
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RL Lecture 49: Population Genetics
Define population genetics,
What is allele frequency and how ...,
What is gene frequency and how ca...
12
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SS Lecture 50- Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics
What are adme genes,
What are the two pharmacokinetic ...,
Describe the genotype nomenclatur...
9
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JM Lecture 51: Introduction to Cell Cycle
What are the techniques used to d...,
How do you calculate the mitotic ...,
Where will the peaks for each pha...
18
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JM Lecture 52: Regulation of cell cycle progression
Describe the cdk phosphorylation ...,
Describe the cdk phosphorylation ...,
Describe the cdk phosphorylation ...
11
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JM Lecture 53: Cell cycle checkpoints and cancer
What are primary cells,
What are immortalized cells,
What are transformed cells
20
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JM Lecture 54: Oncogenes
Describe the ways rna tumor virus...,
What are the mechanisms for activ...,
How do deletion or point mutation...
13
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JM Lecture 55: Tumor Suppressors
List examples of syndromes associ...,
What distinguishes dna tumor viru...,
Provide examples of dna tumor vir...
15
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JM Lecture 56: Cancer Pathways and Tumor Biology
Describe the components of the rb...,
Describe the flow of the p53 pathway,
Describe the flow of the apc pathway
17
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JM Lecture 57: Apoptosis
How does necrosis differ from apo...,
List the methods for measuring ap...,
Describe the tunel assay
15
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RK Lectures 58-59: Cell Differentiation, Stem Cells, and Reprogramming
What are the steps on the way to ...,
List the events associated with m...,
Where do muscle cells come from
20
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AC Lecture 60: Introduction to Metabolism
What is catabolism,
What is anabolism,
What are amphibolic pathways
19
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AC Lecture 61: Glycolysis: Functions, pathways, energetics, regulations
What is the basic overall reactio...,
What is the first step of glycolysis,
What organ systems use glycolysis...
27
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AC Lecture 62: Fate of Pyruvate
What are the possible fates of py...,
What is the function of the alani...,
What is the function of the pyruv...
16
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AC Lecture 63: Krebs Citric Acid Cycle
What is the purpose of the tca cycle,
Where does the tca cycle occur,
What is the net reaction of the t...
25
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AC Lecture 64: Carriers, Shuttles, Pentose Pathway
Name the mitochondrial carriers,
What compounds do not have carriers,
What carriers can malate be excha...
17
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