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Innate Immunity and Bacterial Infection
What is the modulat design of the...,
What are teh 2 functions of hte i...,
What are the 3 main features of p...
86
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Nosocomial infection and antibiotic resistance
What is an antibiotic,
What are most antibiotics produce...,
What is minimal inhibitory concen...
56
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Parasitic infections of the GI and GU tracts
What is a parasite,
How are protozoa classified,
What are the 4 classifications of...
55
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Fungal Immunity
Which phylum is the most common i...,
What is the appearance of aspergi...,
Where does the cryptococcus neofo...
62
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Biology of Neisseria Meningitides
What type of bacteria is nmeningi...,
Where does nmeningitides reside,
How is nmeningitides classified
57
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Meningococcal disease and vaccines
What is invasive md defined as,
How does invasive md present as,
What is the carriage rate of n me...
29
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Antibacterial autophagy
What does cell autonomous innate ...,
What are the options intracellula...,
What do extracellluar pathogens f...
31
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Inflammasomes and antimicrobial immunity
Give examples of extracellular ba...,
Give an example of cell surface b...,
Give eamples of intra vacuolar ba...
55
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Mycobacterium Pathogenesis
What is the mechanism underlying ...,
What is the characteristic featur...,
Where are multinucleated giant ce...
83
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Tuberculosis Chemotherapy
What is the current 1st line trea...,
What is the intensive phase of tb...,
What is the continuation phase of tb
39
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Mycobacterium Immunity
What influences transmission of mtb,
What receptor recognises lipoarab...,
What recognises trehalose 6 6 dim...
99
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Biology of Salmonella
What are the 2 main types of salm...,
What are the forms of typhoidal s...,
Give an example of non typhoidal ...
90
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S. aureus
Describe staphylococci,
What are the 3 pathogenic species...,
What type of infections does s sa...
30
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Aspergillus Lung Disease
What is the life cycle of aspergi...,
How many species of aspergillus a...,
What are the main species of aspe...
70
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Chapter 13 Part 2
What cells are specialised for ty...,
What is the benefit of a segmente...,
What is the fucntion of hemagglut...
80
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TB Vaccines
What is a vaccine,
What is the bcg vaccine,
What type of immunity does bcg in...
36
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Retroviruses: Structure and Function
What are endogenous retroviruses,
How much of the human genome do e...,
What is the common mechanism of r...
83
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Primary HIV Infection
How many of patients infected wit...,
What increases the risk of being ...,
How many days after initial inocu...
37
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retroviral integration
What is formed after reverse tran...,
When in the infection cycle does ...,
When does reverse transcription t...
110
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Malaria
Who are the majority of deaths du...,
What is hte main plasmodium speci...,
What are the other malaria plasmo...
68
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Respiratory Viral Infections
Why is there a global potential o...,
How does the incidence of respira...,
What is the percentage of respira...
109
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Syphilis and HIV
What family is syphilis part of,
What are the sub species of trepo...,
What disease does endemicum cause
71
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Biomedical prevention against HIV-1
How many people were living with ...,
How have new hiv infections reduc...,
How have aids related deaths been...
30
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T cell responses to OIs in HIV
What is an opportunistic infection,
What is the general function of l...,
What is the general function of l...
129
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Approaches towards a cure for HIV
Why is a cure for hiv needed,
Where is the hiv reservoir focused,
What are the ways of measuring hi...
36
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HIV and the brain
How does hiv penetrate through th...,
What cells in the cns does hiv in...,
Which neurotransmitters are invol...
154
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HCV/HIV
What is the rate of hcv positivit...,
Why is there an overlap between h...,
How many hcv genotypes are there
36
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Antiretroviral therapy
How many patients undergo rapid h...,
What iss the percetnage of patine...,
What is the typical hiv progression
48
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HTLV-1
How is htlv 1 transmitted,
What type of virus is htlv 1,
What is the result of htlv 1 infe...
156
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ATL Biology and Treatment
Where are lymphomas predominantly...,
What is involved in looking at th...,
How is cytogenetics carried out
37
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Prevention of Mother-to-child HIV transmission
When does hiv transmission from m...,
Wihtout intervention how high can...,
What is the route by which transm...
49
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Humanised mice for the study of chronic viral infections
Why are hbv hcv and hiv difficult...,
What is a surrogate model for hbv...,
What is the problem with cell cul...
32
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HIV and Inflammaging
What are the drivers of ageing,
What personal characteristics inf...,
What is the hayflick limit
101
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An introduction to chemokines
What receptors are responsible fo...,
What causes expression of integrins,
What are integrins responsible for
26
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HTLV-1 and Inflammation
How many htlv 1 carriers get ham,
What is seen with htlv 1 assocait...,
Waht condition is associated with...
42
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HIV envelope- humoral responses
What is the hiv spike composed of,
What does viral attachment involve,
What happens once gp120 binds to cd4
113
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Bacteriophage
What are bacteriophages,
What was the first phage therapy ...,
Why has there been increased inte...
32
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Pre-clinical models of HIV prevention
What are the methods of hiv preve...,
What are the methods of hiv preve...,
What is the function of pre clini...
21
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