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Cellular Metabolism
What 6 types of metabolic reactio...,
What are oxidation reduction reac...,
What are ligation reactions
149
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Cell metabolism II
What are some examples of lipids,
What is the structure of triacylg...,
What are the properties of trigly...
94
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Red cells
What is haemopoiesis,
What substance influences the pro...,
What are granulocytes
80
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Haemostasis
What is haemostasis,
What is primary haemostasis,
What is secondary haemostasis
97
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Cholesterol
How many carbon atoms compose cho...,
What is the structure of cholesterol,
Why is cholesterol important
31
cards
Epithelial cells
What are haemopoietic cells,
What are neural cells,
What are contractile tissues
28
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Extracellular matrix
What are the two types of compone...,
What is the function of the ecm,
What molecules do connective tiss...
53
cards
Plasma
What are the fluid compartments,
Which compartment comprises the m...,
What is the primary component of ...
29
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White cells
What are granulocytes,
What are monocytes,
What are granulocytes and monocyt...
55
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Cell signalling
What is the purpose of cell commu...,
What is endocrine communication,
What is the process of glucagon s...
35
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Cell replication
What are the proteins involved in...,
What are the roles of an intracel...,
What proteins comprise microtubules
74
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Cell Injury & Fate
What are the two types of cell in...,
What is lethal cell injury,
What is sublethal cell injury
49
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Inflammation
What is inflammation,
What are the conical features of ...,
What are the causes of inflammation
69
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Compartments & Solutes
Which cation is most abundant in ...,
Which cation is most abundant int...,
Is calcium a more abundant intrac...
35
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Blood transfusion
How many allelic forms are presen...,
What are the three allelic forms,
Which blood group allele is reces...
61
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Hypersensitivity
What is a hypersensitivity reaction,
How many classes of hypersensitiv...,
Which hypersensitivity reactions ...
46
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Blood cell abnormalities
What is anaemia,
What parameters does anaemia reduce,
What is the primary cause of anae...
86
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Lymphoid tissues
Where do t cells undergo final de...,
Where do b cells undergo maturation,
What are the two types of immunity
58
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Antimicrobial therapies
What are antibiotics,
What are the two classes of antib...,
What are the mechanisms of bacter...
69
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Cancer
What are cancer cells,
Which process do cancer cells evade,
What occurs during the later phas...
47
cards
Histopathology
What is histopathology,
What are tissue samples,
What are biopsies
39
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Lymphocytes
What is immunological memory,
Why is the secondary immune respo...,
Where are t cells produced
65
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Immune evasion
What are the three preformed anti...,
What is the innate immune system,
What are pamps
84
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Chromosomal abnormalities
What is the definition of diploidy,
Describe the loci pattern on homo...,
What is a locus
105
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Phenotypic variability
How do gene environmental interac...,
What is multiple endocrine neopla...,
Which genes are mutated within men1
43
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Complex disease & pharmacogenetics
What is an allele,
What is a locus,
What is codominance
31
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Immune response
What is the innate immune system,
What are the physical barriers of...,
Which immunological factors form ...
64
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Immune regulation
What are the three main reasons f...,
What is autoimmunity,
What are the general principles i...
59
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Antiviral agents
Which viral proteins form viral c...,
What shape are viral capsids,
What is a virion
63
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Viral immune evasion
What are the main functions of an...,
What is the function of igm in te...,
Which ig type is the most effecti...
51
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Genetic disorders
What are the main points for usin...,
How are generations denoted on ge...,
How are offspring birth ordered t...
36
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Genetic treatments
What are inborn errors of metabolism,
What inheritance pattern is demon...,
Which metabolism is affected by pku
91
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Cancer genetics
What are cancer cells,
What is the probability of dna po...,
How many errors result per genera...
119
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Vaccination
What is a vaccine,
What is the principal aim of immu...,
What is an ideal vaccine
66
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