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week 12: Intro to Metabolism
What is energy provided by,
What kind of power do cells need,
What provides reductive power in ...
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Week 12: Glycolysis
What types require glucose,
What is the straight chain struct...,
What 2 carbons link to make a rin...
43
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Week 13: Fate of pyruvate
Are there limited amounts of nad ...,
What is nad derived from,
What does glycolysis reduce nad to
30
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Week 13: TCA Cycle
Where does the tca cycle occur,
How many reactions in total,
What mnemonic helps with the tca ...
23
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Week 14: (A) Oxidative Phosphorylation
What is oxidative phosphorylation,
What is the source of high energy...,
What is o2 reduced to
47
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Week 14: Glycogenesis & Glycogenolysis
What is glycogenesis,
What is glycogenolysis,
What is glycogen
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Week 14: Gluconeogenesis
What is gluconeogenesis,
When does gluconeogenesis occur,
What are precursors for gluconeog...
24
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Week 15: lipids and amino acids, integration of metabolism
Where is the site major of amino ...,
What happens to amino acids that ...,
What breaks down amino acids in t...
80
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Week 16: Immunology
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Week 17: (A) Immunoglobulins
What are the 2 main components of...,
How do antibodies immunoglobulins...,
What is an antigen
35
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Week 17: (B) Immunoglobulins
What is the link between antigens...,
What is unique in each vl and vh ...,
What are the hyper variable regions
21
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Week 17: (C) Immunoglobulins
Where is iga found major antibody...,
When is iga encountered,
What is the most abundant antibody
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Week 17: (A) Major Histocompatibility Complex
What do we need to happen to have...,
What do the specific immune cells...,
What do the memory cell pool cell...
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Week 17: (B) Major Histocompatibility Complex
What are 3 clinical complications...,
What is the survival rate of a cu...,
What is the structure of a class ...
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Week 18: (A) Antigen recognition
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Week 18: (B) Antigen Recognition by Lymphocytes
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Week 18: (A) Adaptive Immunity Part 2
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Week 18: (B) Clonal Expansion Storage
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Week 18: (C) Effector Cell Differentiation
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Week 18: (D) Return to Homeostasis
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Week 19: Microbes
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Week 20: (A) Plant Science: Genetic Modifications
What are the potential benefits t...,
What are the potential problems o...,
What are 2 examples of natural ge...
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Week 20: (B) Plant Science
What is a use of waste straw,
What is a use of algae,
What are the benefits using algae...
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Week 20: (C) Plant development and food security
What is crop domestication,
What happens to a crop when it is...,
What is the effect of development...
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Week 20: (D) Case Study; submergence tolerant rice
Why is the agricultural revolutio...,
Can rice cope with flooding,
Why does rice die after flooding
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Week 20: (A) Plant-Microbe Associations
What are the positives of plant m...,
What are the negatives of plant m...,
What are the 3 types of microbes ...
24
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Week 20: (B) Plant Associations (disease)
What organisms cause disease intr...,
What organisms cause disease extr...,
What strategies do pathogens need...
23
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Week 21: (A) Introduction to viruses
What is a virus,
Why are viruses not alive,
What is bacteria ecoli covered in
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Week 21: (B) introduction to Virology
What are the main sites of entry ...,
What is the alimentary tract,
What virus replicate in the brain
33
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Week 21: (C) INFLUENZA
What are some symptoms of influenza,
How is influenza passed on,
What is an example of an influenz...
43
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Week 21: (C) Emerging viral Diseases
What is the r rate,
What is the growth rate,
What is the difference between r ...
48
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Week 22: (A) Introducing Sanger Sequencing, genome sequencing strategies, and next generation (Illumina) sequencing.
What is sanger sequencing,
What do we need for sanger sequen...,
What is used in the radioactive d...
30
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Week 22: (B) Putting the Genome Together
What are the repetitive sequences,
What are transposons,
What part of the sequence creates...
45
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Week 22: Sequencing Microbial Genomes
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