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1 - Reproduction I
Asexual reproduction 1,
Asexual reproduction advantages 2,
Asexual reproduction disadvantages 3
23
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1 - Reproduction II
How does oxygen reach the placenta 1,
Oxygen to placenta pathway 2,
Difference in ductus arteriosus f...
42
cards
1 - Embryonic Development
Epithelial cells description 1,
Epithelial cells function 2,
Mesenchymal cells description 3
27
cards
1 - Early Stages of Mammalian Development and Gastrulation
Zygote to blastocyst development ...,
Blastomeres 2,
Blastomeres evidence for equivale...
35
cards
1 - Development of Mesoderm, Endoderm, Ectoderm
Mesoderm development 1,
Mesoderm development signalling m...,
Distance of forming mesoderm from...
39
cards
2 - Homeostasis
Homeostasis concept 1,
Regulated variable 2,
Unregulated variables 3
53
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2 - Communication Systems and Control
Nervous system functions introduc...,
Central nervous system cns 2,
Autonomic nervous system ans 3
38
cards
2 - External Environment Mammalian
What do plants use light energy f...,
What aspects of light do plants m...,
How do animals use light in their...
32
cards
2 - Interaction with External Environment
What factors influence light clim...,
What is light polarisation and ho...,
How do animals use light 3
33
cards
3 - Nervous System
What is dorsoventral patterning i...,
What do sensory neurones do 2,
What do interneurones do 3
31
cards
3 - Skeletal Muscles
What is the dermomyotome 1,
What do epaxial myoblasts form 2,
What do hypaxial myoblasts form 3
29
cards
3 - Controlling Organ System
What is the main role of the brai...,
What is the function of the spina...,
Where is afferent sensory informa...
47
cards
3 - External Environment Mammalian (continued)
What is echolocation and which an...,
How do bats use echolocation 2,
How do dolphins use echolocation 3
33
cards
3 - Muscle and Movement
What are the four major tissue ty...,
What are the three types of muscl...,
Where is skeletal muscle found 3
37
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4 - Introduction to analgesic drugs
What is nociception 1,
How is nociception different from...,
Can pain exist without nociception 3
31
cards
4 - Drug Delivery Modalities & The plasma Concentration Curve
What is the most common enteral r...,
What is the benefit of sublingual...,
When is rectal administration used 3
25
cards
5 - Development of Heart, Kidneys and Lungs
What embryonic tissue gives rise ...,
Mesodermal origin 2,
Which molecules control specifica...
24
cards
5 - Renal Physiology
What structure allows the kidney ...,
What is the typical composition o...,
What are the three layers of the ...
24
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5 - Exretion and Osmoregulation
How do phylogenetic characteristi...,
How do air breathers lose water 2,
How do water breathers regulate w...
21
cards
5 - CardioRespiratory Physiology
What are the 3 main functions of ...,
What are the main cellular compon...,
What does plasma transport 3
47
cards
5 - Respiration
What are the two main components ...,
What structures are included in t...,
What structures are included in t...
39
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5 - Comparative CardioRespiratory Systems
What is the primary function of t...,
How do some organisms survive wit...,
What does fick s law state about ...
23
cards
6 - Development of Intestine and Liver
Where is the liver located in the...,
What is the typical weight of the...,
What type of blood supply does th...
41
cards
6 - The Digestive System
Functions 1,
What is the function of the oesop...,
What are the main functions of th...
31
cards
6 - The Gut Microbiome
What is the gut microbiome 1,
How dense is the microbial popula...,
Why does the gut microbiome thriv...
32
cards
6 - Movement and Coordination of GI Tract
What are the three regulatory mec...,
What systems work together to reg...,
What are the three phases of dige...
38
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6 - Introduction to ADME
What does adme stand for 1,
Why is oral administration the mo...,
Name three other routes of drug a...
23
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6 - Introduction to Pharmacokinetics
What does pharmacokinetics study 1,
What are key pharmacokinetic conc...,
What does a drug plasma curve hel...
29
cards
7 - Animal Digestion (Feeding Strategies)
What is feeding and why is it imp...,
What factors determine success in...,
What evolutionary principle under...
22
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7 - Animal Digestion (Mammalian Herbivores and Carnivores)
What plant materials do herbivore...,
Why are leaves a challenging food...,
How do herbivores compensate for ...
19
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7 - Animal Digestion (Lactation)
What hormones primarily regulate ...,
Why does lactation begin after bi...,
What is the evolutionary origin o...
14
cards
8 - Microbes as Agents of Infectious Disease
Pathogen definition 1,
Types of pathogens 2,
How do pathogens cause disease 4 3
62
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8 - Human Immune System
What are the cellular components ...,
Rbcs 2,
Wbcs 3
40
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8 - Fungal Pathogens, Protozoan Disease and Plant Pathogens
What type of organisms are fungi 1,
Eukaryotic organisms separate lin...,
How are fungi related to animals 3
59
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8 - Adaptive Immunity and Influenza
Where do b cells mature and what ...,
What do b cells have on their sur...,
What do b cells differentiate int...
31
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8 - Comparative Immunity
Where are lymphocytes generated a...,
Where do lymphocytes interact wit...,
Name primary lymphoid tissues 3
82
cards
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