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HaDPop
What is a census useful for,
What is a census,
Crude birth rate is
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MGD S1 - Amino acids, Proteins and Protein folding
Golgi body is important for what,
Cytoplasm is involved in,
Function of lysosomes
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MGD S2 - Haemoglobin, Myoglobin and Enzymes
Describe structure and function o...,
Describe structure and function o...,
What are the two states of haemog...
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MGD S3 - Protein activity regulation, Chromosomes, DNA and Nucleotides
What is allosteric enzyme control...,
Describe covalent modification of...,
What is proteolytic activation
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MGD S4 - DNA replication, Cell division and Inheritance
What is the role of the cell cycle,
What are the stages of the cell c...,
What s occurring during s phase o...
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MGD S5 - Transcription, Translation and the Genetic code
Explain the process of initiation...,
Describe the process of elongatio...,
Describe the process of terminati...
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MGD S6 - Protein processing and targeting in cells
What is the difference between co...,
Explain the protein secretion pat...,
List the protein modifications ma...
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TOB S1 - Light Microscopy and Epithelia
What is meant by the term tissue,
Why is histology valuable to diag...,
What is a smear and what tissues ...
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TOB S2 - Glands and Internal surfaces of the body
Define a gland,
List the ways in which glands are...,
How are glands classified by secr...
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TOB S3 - Cell Ultrastructure
Define the term limit of resolution,
Why are electron microscopes capa...,
What are the key features of a bi...
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TOB S4 - Viruses and Bugs in the System (from S3)
What is an infection answer as if...,
What causes infection answer as i...,
What makes a person susceptible t...
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TOB S5 - Connective Tissues and Skin
What is the embryonic origin of c...,
What are the three basic componen...,
What are the basic functions of c...
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TOB S6+7 - Cartilage, Bone, Ossification and Bone Disease
What is the function of the chond...,
What are lacunae entrapped chondr...,
What does cartilage contain
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MGD S7+8 - Molecular Diagnoses
Describe the process of dna seque...,
Why are dideoxynucleotides useful...,
Describe the action of restrictio...
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Metabolism S1 - Nutrition, Diet, Homeostasis and Energy reactions in cells
What are the features of cataboli...,
What are the features of anabolic...,
What is the daily energy expendit...
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Metabolism S2 - Energy Production (Carbohydrates)
Describe some features of monosac...,
How are disaccharides formed what...,
What are the 3 major dietary disa...
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Metabolism S3 - Energy Production (Carbohydrates and Lipids)
The tca cycle is a central pathwa...,
The tca cycle occurs where,
Is the tca cycle oxidative or red...
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Metabolism S4 - Energy Storage
Describe the three major energy s...,
How many reactions are involved i...,
What s the equation of the first ...
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Metabolism S5 - Lipid Transport and Byproducts of Energy Metabolism
How are lipids transported in the...,
What are the albumin bound fatty ...,
What is the maximum normal level ...
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Metabolism S6 - Drug Metabolism
Define pharmacodynamics and pharm...,
What processes are covered by pha...,
What can be said about the activi...
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Metabolism S7 - Endocrine System
Define hormone and briefly descri...,
What are the classes of hormone,
Describe the physical features of...
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TOB S8 - Muscle and Disorders
What are the 3 forms of muscle,
Which forms of muscle are striate...,
Describe the ultrastructure appea...
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Metabolism S8 - Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome
What is diabetes mellitus,
How do genetic factors play a rol...,
When does t1 diabetes typically p...
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Metabolism S9 - Disorders of Adrenal and Pituitary Glands
List the hormones produced in the...,
What are the three zones of the a...,
What is produced in the medulla o...
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TOB S9 - Nerves and the ANS
Describe the structure of a perip...,
What are the 3 basic nerve cell t...,
What surrounds peripheral nerve a...
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MGD S9 - Mutagenesis
How does a change in the base seq...,
What is a point mutation,
What is the difference between a ...
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MGD S10 - Chromosomal abnormalities
What are chromosomes made out of,
What is chromatin made out of,
What are the different varieties ...
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TOB S10 - Blood Cells and Haemopoiesis
What are the two stages of haemop...,
Give a brief description of haemo...,
Describe the process of haemopoie...
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Metabolism S10 - The Thyroid Gland
Describe the position of the thyr...,
Describe the vasculature associat...,
Describe the shape size and weigh...
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Metabolism S11 - Calcium Metabolism and Adaptations of Metabolism
What are the major functions of c...,
In what forms does calcium appear...,
What is the key role of phosphate...
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TOB S11 - Innate and Adaptive Immunity
What are the humoral components o...,
What are the cellular components ...,
What is the function of transferr...
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Embryology Lecture 1 - Early Embryonic Development 1
What occurs between release of an...,
Where is the ideal site for impla...,
Define the pre embryonic embryoni...
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Embryology Lecture 2 - Early Embryonic Development 2
Define bilaminar disk,
What is a germ layer,
What is the ectoderm
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Embryology Lecture 3 - Early Embryonic Development 3
How is the neural tube formed,
What are somites and how do they ...,
What is the significance of the o...
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