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Causes Of Disease- Overview
What does eitology mean,
What are idiopathic diseases,
What are intrinsic conditions
12
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Cell Growth And Differentiation
What are the three main groups of...,
What are developmental conditions,
What are neoplasia and metaplasia
59
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Cell Death And Cell Damage
What is the purpose of necrosis,
Why does necrosis cause acute inf...,
What are the causes of necrosis
50
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Mechanisms Of Disease During Embryogenesis
What are the two main periods of ...,
When is the embryonic period and ...,
When is the fetal period and what...
44
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Stem Cells And Regenerative Medicine
What are the sources of stem cells,
How do you create ipscs,
What are the specific pluripotenc...
47
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Overview Of Genome Technologies In Genetic Diagnostics
Why do you need to do pcr for dia...,
What is fragment analysis used for,
What is fragment analysis
36
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Cell Culture Techniques
What is cell tissue culture,
What are the advantages of cell c...,
What is the physiochemical enviro...
46
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Flow Cytometry- Introduction And Applications
What is flow cytometry,
What is the definition of flow cy...,
What is flow sorting
45
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Microscopy
What are the parts of a miscroscope,
What are some examples of light c...,
What is the sample surrounded by ...
10
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Liquid Biopsies
What is a liquid biopsy,
What does amniotic analysis test for,
Why is blood really good as a liq...
22
cards
Nutritional Anaemia
What is anaemia according to who,
What does maturation of rbcs need,
What are the mechanisms of action...
69
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Haemolytic Anaemia
What is haemolytic anaemia,
How long do rbcs circle for,
Where are senescent rbcs removed
76
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Lab Investigation Of The Full Blood Count And White Cell Disorders
What are the first steps in norma...,
What do lymphoid stem cells divid...,
What does a myeloid stem cell div...
20
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Disorders Of Blood Coagulation
Why is blood clotting a good thing,
What activates clotting,
What is involved in primary haemo...
51
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Numerical Chromosomal Abnormalities
What causes turners syndrome,
What causes pataus syndrome,
What causes edwards syndrome
20
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Structural Chromosomal Abnormalities
What are some examples of structu...,
What are the two types of translo...,
What is
30
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Inborn Errors Of Metabolism
How do inborn errors of metabolis...,
What things can accumulate toxica...,
What can inborn errors of metabol...
57
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Congenital Diseases Associated With The Central Nervous System
What does the neural tube give ri...,
When is the neural tube formed,
What happens as the neural tube c...
38
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Neurodegenerative Diseases
What is neurodegeneration,
What part of the nervous system d...,
When do neurodegenerative disease...
54
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Diabetes And Hypoglycaemia
What are blood glucose levesl mai...,
What happens in the body in a fed...,
What is the
76
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Mechanisms Of Oncogenesis
What is cancer the name for,
Where do carcinomas originate,
What are
56
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Oncogenes And Tumour Suppressor Genes
What are the major functional cha...,
How does increased growth happen ...,
What do oncogenes cause
67
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Tumour Angiogenesis, Invasion And Metastasis
What are the characteristics of m...,
What is the growth characteristic...,
What is the invasiveness characte...
50
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Clinical Cancer Genetics
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the two different types ...,
What are high risk cancer genes
30
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Introduction To Leukaemia
What is leukaemia,
What are haematopoeitic stem cells,
What can progenitor cells divide ...
60
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Introduction To Lymphomas And Myelomas
What is lymphoma,
What does lymphoma affect,
What are lymphomas due to
50
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Introduction To Hormone Dependant Cancers: Breast And Prostate Cancers
What is a hormone,
Where are hormones produced,
What are the three groups of horm...
94
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Endocrine Disorders
What can we do to investigate end...,
What are the levels of thyroid ho...,
What are the levels of thyroid ho...
30
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Calcium And Phosphate Metabolisms
What is osteoporosis,
What are the causes of osteoporosis,
How can you diagnose osteoporosis
24
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Bacterial Pathogens And Disease 1 - Exotoxins
What do antibodies do,
What is a pathogen,
What is pathogenicity
77
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Bacterial Pathogens And Disease 2- Endotoxins
What are the components of a gram...,
What are the components of the li...,
What are the features of the o po...
36
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Viral Pathogens: Classification, Biology, Diseases I
What are the two types of virus,
What are the four structures of v...,
What are the structure of rna gen...
46
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Viral Pathogens: Classification, Biology And Disease Part II
Why do viruses infect t cells,
What is the hiv set point viral load,
What does inhibition of immune ce...
20
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Parasitology
What is a parasite,
What are the 3 main classes of pa...,
What is a protozoa
64
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Pathogenesis Of Parasitic Infections
What are the three main species o...,
What can schistosomiasis result in,
What is a key feature of immune r...
29
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Mechanisms Of Viral Infection And Pathogenesis
What are the types of viral infec...,
What is acute infection normally ...,
What are the two options for acut...
35
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Diagnosis Of Viral Infections
What is the purpose of a laborato...,
What are the test types used in v...,
When is electron microscopy used
25
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Systems For Detecting Pathogens
What is the taxogenic ladder afte...,
What are the types of pathogens,
What is a commensal non pathogen
30
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Mechanism Of Action Of Antivirals
What are the current uses of anti...,
How does selective toxicity work,
What are the modes of action of a...
24
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Molecular Epidemiology Of Pathogens
What is molecular epidemiology of...,
How can you measure diversity,
What is single weighting
15
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Antibiotics
What are antibiotics,
What are the principles of antibi...,
What is the theraputic margin
26
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Antibiotic Resistance
What are the mechanisms of antibi...,
How do bacteria inactivate drugs,
What metabolic bypass have bacter...
13
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Review Of The Innate Immune System
What does the innate immune syste...,
What are the pamps on gram ve bac...,
What are the pamps on gram ve bac...
32
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Overview Of The Adaptive Immune Sytem
How does the adaptive immune syst...,
What happens when you don t have ...,
What are some examples of b cell ...
25
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T Cell Development: Generation Of Receptor Repertoire Diversity
What are the event in lymphocyte ...,
What are the key factors in lymph...,
What do multipotent hscs give ris...
50
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T Cell Development, Receptor Repertoire Selection And CD4/8 Lineage Commitment
What does cd stand for in cd4 8,
Where do double negative t cells ...,
What type of t cells are favoured...
20
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T Cell Activation And Generation Of Effector T Cells
Where do naive t cells end up,
What happens when a naive t cell ...,
What happens once a naive t cell ...
18
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Humoral Immunity; Antibodies And The Life Cycle Of B Cells
What are the heavy chain domains ...,
What are the different types of l...,
What are the four general heavy c...
56
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Antibacterial Responses
What are the features of a bacter...,
What are the key steps in infection,
What are the two types of defensins
15
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Microbial Immune Evasion Mechanisms
What is balanced pathogenicity,
What are the properties of microbe,
What are the properties of the host
26
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Natural Born Killers: NK Cells And CD8+ T Lymphocytes
What are cytotoxic t cells contro...,
Which immune response are cytotox...,
Which immune response are natural...
36
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Transplantation And Immunosupressive Drugs
What is transplantation,
What are the types of donor,
What is an autologous donor patie...
43
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Autoimmune Disease
What is immunologically acted on ...,
What is immunologically acted on ...,
What are some examples of autoimm...
40
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Immunodeficiencies
What are immunodeficiencies cause...,
What are the types of immunodefic...,
What do primary immunodeficiencie...
53
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Anti-tumour Immunity And Immunotherapy For Cancer
Which tumours does immunodeficien...,
What does tumour immunosurveillan...,
What are the three phases of immu...
58
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Scientic Basis Of Vaccines
What is herd immunity memory boos...,
What do parenteral vaccines lead to,
When are antibodies sufficient
22
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Vaccines - Bacterial And Viral
What vaccines do you get at 8 weeks,
What vaccines do you get at 12 weeks,
What vaccines do you get at 16 weeks
42
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