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BIOCHEMISTRY
What is gluconeogenesis,
What substances create glucose in...,
Why does gluconeogenesis occur
4
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GI Tract
What are the 4 layers of the gi,
3 layers of the mucosa,
What is sub mucosa
38
cards
Blood
What is leukaemia 4 classes of le...,
Key features of platelets thrombo...,
What happens when platelets get a...
8
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MICROBIOLOGY - VIRUSES
What are viruses,
Describe characteristics of viruses,
What can viruses infect
13
cards
Cell biology
What are the characteristic of al...,
What is a prokaryotic cell,
What is a eukaryotic cell
27
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Chromosomes and DNA packaging
Why do we need dna packaging,
What is the solution to the size ...,
What are histones
29
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Nervous system
What is the nervous system divide...,
What are the 3 regions of the brain,
What are the 3 membranes in the b...
79
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Immunology
What are the 2 types of immunity,
Describe innate immunology 6,
What is the first line of defence...
46
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Vaccines
What are the 2 responses that vac...,
What does vaccines do,
What are the 2 types of vaccine
10
cards
Bacteria
What are the different structural...,
What can certain bacteria produce,
What are bacterial sizes
44
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APOPTOSIS AND NECROSIS
What is the importance of apoptosis,
How is apoptosis triggered what d...,
What are caspases
19
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TCA CYCLE AND ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN - ENERGY PRODUCTION
Where does tca cycle occur,
What is the process of tca cycle,
What cellular metabolites does tc...
25
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Glycogen & glycolysis
Give examples of monosaccharides ...,
What does glucose galactose make,
What does glucose and fructose make
33
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Parasites
Define a parasite,
What are the 3 major classes of p...,
How are protozoa transmitted
24
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Muscle physiology
Define skeletal muscle,
Define cardiac muscle,
Define smooth muscle
52
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Mutations
Define a mutation,
What are the 2 types of negative ...,
Name 2 genome mutations
18
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Genetic code & translation
What is the central dogma of mole...,
Define the genetic code,
What are the characteristics of t...
15
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Body fluids
What is the composition of extrac...,
What composition of body water do...,
What are the compositions of body...
13
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Control of microbes
What are the 5 methods of heat st...,
What is pasteurisation,
What are the ways of pasteurisati...
26
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Replication
What is the enzyme that unwinds t...,
Describe process of replication,
What enzyme adds nucleotides
14
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Transcription
What is the use of transcription,
What strand of dna is copied by r...,
What is the enzyme that transcrib...
8
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Enzyme kinetics
What is the rate of reaction refe...,
What are the reasons for tailing ...,
What is the specific activity of ...
20
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The cell
Cytoskeleton composition and what...,
3 types of cell junctions organis...,
What does extracellular matrix do
17
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