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1. The Membrane Bilayer
What is the dry weight compositio...,
Why are membrane lipids thought o...,
What is the structure of phosphol...
16
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2. Membrane Proteins, Membrane Asymmetry and the Cytoskeleton
How does freeze fracture provide ...,
What motions of proteins are perm...,
How is protein movement in the me...
15
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3. Role of Membranes as Permeability Barriers
What is passive transport depende...,
What are the important roles of t...,
How are proteins transported acro...
17
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4. ATP-dependent Pumps and Ion Exchangers
How is ca2 i controlled,
How does the sodium calcium excha...,
What happens to the sodium calciu...
17
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5. The Resting Membrane Potential and Changing Membrane Potential
How is the membrane potential exp...,
What are three channel properties...,
What is a key ion in setting up t...
25
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6. Electrical Excitability - the Action Potential and its Properties
What percentage increase of na io...,
How can the mechanism of action p...,
How does voltage clamping work to...
12
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7. Conduction of the Nerve Impulse
Name two diseases that affect the...,
How do diseases affect the conduc...,
What is diphasic recording
16
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8. Electrical Excitability
What are the key ion channels in ...,
What happens at the nerve termina...,
What is the structure of voltage ...
21
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9. Control Of Cytosolic Ca2+
What are some disadvantages of th...,
How is the large inward gradient ...,
What are trigger proteins
12
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10. Receptors in Cell Signalling and Receptor Structure
Describe the following signalling...,
What are some subdivision of sign...,
Will hydrophobic or hydrophilic s...
16
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11. Principles of Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis
Define phagocytosis,
Define pinocytosis,
Define endocytosis
27
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12. Receptor and Effector Mechanisms
What is the effect of ligand bind...,
What is the effect of ligand bind...,
What are agonists
29
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13. Effector Mechanisms
What are some examples of enzyme ...,
What are some examples of effecto...,
What are the camp targets
13
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14. Drugs and Receptors
Order the following in decreasing...,
Why are drugs concentrations cons...,
What is drug binding governed by
21
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15. Drugs and Receptors
Give an example to show how spare...,
How do receptor numbers adjust,
Why do partial agonists have lowe...
14
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16. Pharmacokinetics
What process looks at the drug ge...,
What process looks at the drug ge...,
What process looks at the drug pr...
52
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17. The Autonomic Nervous System
What are the two anatomical divis...,
What is the general structure of ...,
What is the general structure of ...
20
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18. The Autonomic Nervous System
What are the 12 main steps in neu...,
Which steps in neurotransmission ...,
Which enzyme catalyses synthesis ...
24
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19. The Clinical Significance of Receptor Regulation
What does interaction between lig...,
What is affinity,
What is efficacy
24
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