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SF - Anti-inflammatories
What is the pathway that forms hi...,
Why is histamine deactivated rapidly,
Where is histamine found in the body
43
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SF - Introduction to pharmacology
Definitions. Why drugs are administered. Why some drugs do not work.
9
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SF - Receptor theory
What are the molecular targets fo...,
What is a transporter protein,
What is the effect of fluoxetine
10
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SF - Drug receptor interaction
What is an agonist,
What is an antagonist,
What is the ec50
19
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LW - The immune system
What is the definition of immunop...,
What is the definition of autoimm...,
What is the definition of an allergy
14
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LW - Antigens and antibodies, structure and interaction
What is the definition of an antigen,
What is an autoantigen,
What is an alloantigen
27
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LW - cells and tissues of the immune system
What is the difference between pr...,
What are 4 examples of primary ly...,
What is the consequence of a burs...
18
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LW - antigen presentation and cytokines
What are the roles of t cells in ...,
What is antigen processing,
What is the purpose of antigen pr...
17
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LW - the complement system
What is the definition of a compl...,
Describe the classical complement...,
How does c3 and c5 convertase dif...
14
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LW - graft rejection MHC
What is the definition of mhc res...,
What are the comparative structur...,
What is the mhc
18
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HBB - acute inflammation
What are the cardinal signs of in...,
What is the mechanism of each of ...,
Why is apoptosis associated with ...
17
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HBB - chronic inflammation
When does chronic inflammation occur,
Why is a stimulus sometimes prolo...,
What is the function of activated...
23
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JM - viral pathogenesis
If a virus has a low number of ge...,
What does the viral genome not co...,
What can ve ssrna bind to
35
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RH - neoplasia - how are tumours named?
What are the basic classification...,
Which cells are classified as mes...,
Which cells are classified as epi...
55
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RH - neoplasia - what gross and microscopic features are used in the diagnosis of tumours?
How is the growth of rate used to...,
How is the nature of tissue invas...,
How is the nature of metastatic s...
18
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RH - neoplasia - some effects tumours can have on the host
What are the direct physical effe...,
What are the indirect effects tha...,
What is humeral hypercalcaemia of...
3
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SF - anti-mycotics
What are the broad categories of ...,
What are the 4 main classes of an...,
What component is found in cell m...
18
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SF - anti-bacterials
Describe the structure of peptido...,
How do b lactams function,
What are the anti bacterials that...
22
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SF - anti-virals
What is the therapeutic index for...,
What is the most effective preven...,
What are the functions and mechan...
17
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