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Lecture 1- 3D organisation of the nucleus
What is the hydrogen hypothesis,
What is syntrophy,
Inside out hypothesis of nuclear ...
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Lecture 2- Eukaryotic DNA replication
What is the eukaryotic replicatio...,
How many replication forks are th...,
How many replication forks are th...
23
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Lecture 3- Epigenetic regulation of chromatin
Euchromatin,
Heterochromatin,
Basic chromatin structure
20
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Lecture 4- Meiosis
2 processes by which meiosis gene...,
How does pre meiotic s phase diff...,
What happens in prophase i
19
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Lecture 5- RNA transcription
Process that leads to nucleotide ...,
How does rna polymerase catalyse ...,
Basic structure of the rnap prote...
27
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Lecture 6- RNA splicing
When and where are mrnas modified,
Rna capping,
Why are polyas useful
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Lecture 7- Nuclear transport of macromolecules
What are nuclear lamina,
Some functions of the nuclear mem...,
Different ways molecules can move...
20
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Lecture 8- small RNAs
2 main types of small rna,
Importance of mirnas statistics,
Structure
13
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Lecture 9- Translation and targeting
Relationship between ribosomes an...,
Why is targeting so important,
What is the current model of co t...
22
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Lecture 10- Quality control and the glycocode
Bulk flow model of export,
Other hypothesis that was rejecte...,
Evidence for bulk flow
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Lecture 11- Extracellular Vesicles I: Discovery
Major subtypes of ev,
Exosome features,
Microvesicle features
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Lecture 12- Extracellular Vesicles II: Biogenesis, Transport and Function
Examples of different intralumina...,
Important proteins in escrt pathway,
Role of each escrt
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Lecture 13- Protein decoration by glycosylation and lipidation
N vs o glycosylation,
Enzyme involved in glycan production,
Ways energy can be gathered for t...
16
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Lecture 14- Protein regulation by small PTMs
What does phosphorylation do to m...,
Targets for phosphorylation,
How many human kinases are there
15
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Lecture 15- Protein degradation by the ubiquitin-proteasome system
Ubiquitin basic structure,
Why is protein degradation importany,
Where is ub attached
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Lecture 16- Removing and recycling cellular components by autophagy
Initial genes discovered to be im...,
Purpose of autophagy,
What is tor and its role
19
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sRNAs examples
Example of a ckrnai system,
Mechanism of rnai here,
Example of srna transfer from hos...
4
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