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Molecular Biology Wk 1
What are the most fundamental pro...,
Cells are highly complex and orga...,
What is the basic property of cells
32
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Histology Wk 1
What is histology,
What are the two interacting comp...,
What does the ecm consist of
40
cards
Imaging Wk 1
Name the 4 types of radiology,
What is therapeutic radiography o...,
What do doctors use computed tomo...
28
cards
Physiology Wk 1
What is physiology,
What is a cell,
What are the basic cell functions
20
cards
Medical genetics Wk 1
What is genetics,
What is hereditary,
What were mendel s three postulates
41
cards
Anatomy Wk 1
What is anatomy,
How can gross anatomy be studied,
Describe the anatomical position
42
cards
Biochemistry 1 Class
What is trans cellular water,
What are the major electrolytes i...,
What are the major electrolytes i...
22
cards
Biochemistry Wk 2
What do organic molecules of the ...,
What is oxidation,
What is reduction
26
cards
Medical Physics Wk 1
Describe the structure of phospho...,
What is the function of the lipid...,
What is cholesterol and what is i...
4
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Histology Wk 2
In bright field microscopy what a...,
What is the resolving power,
What is virtual microscopy used for
18
cards
Imaging Wk 2
What is the function of the skull,
How many bones is the skull compo...,
What are the eight bones in the c...
6
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 2
Describe the structure of prokary...,
What are the two main domains of ...,
What are archaea
34
cards
Medical genetics Wk 2
What is gene interaction,
What can the interaction within a...,
Describe epistatic and hypostatic...
41
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Anatomy Wk 2
What is the vertebral column,
What happens before birth,
Name the segmentation of the vert...
65
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Physiology Wk 2
What is the potential related to,
What is the resting potential,
Which tissues are excitable
40
cards
Biochemistry Wk 3
What are amino acids,
What are the major key elements o...,
How can we classify amino acids
36
cards
Anatomy Wk 3
What two sets of bones is the sku...,
What is the neurocranium,
What are the fortanelles soft spots
26
cards
Medical Genetics Wk 3
What is the only natural mechanis...,
What does successful fertilisatio...,
What serves as the underlying bas...
41
cards
Physiology Wk 3
What is a synapse,
What are the two types of synapses,
What is an electrical synapse
24
cards
Histology Wk 3
What are the functions of the pla...,
Thickness of membrane,
What is a phospholipid
17
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 3
What is molecular biology,
What are biochemicals,
What are functional groups
41
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 4
What is a cell,
What is the plasma membrane,
What are the membrane bound organ...
32
cards
Physiology Wk 4
What is direct intracellular comm...,
What are the methods of indirect ...,
Describe neurotransmitters
12
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Histology Wk 4
Name some membranous and non memb...,
What are ribosomes,
What are the two subunits of ribo...
26
cards
Biochemistry Wk 4
How many amino acids are there,
Levels of organisation of proteins,
What is the primary structure
27
cards
Biochemistry Wk 5
What are phospholipids,
What are the two classes of phosp...,
What are glycerophospholipids
24
cards
Medical Genetics Wk 4
What are the pseudoautosomal regions,
What is the male specific region ...,
What is sex determining region
25
cards
Histology Wk 5
What are secretory granules,
What are lysosomes,
What is the diameter of lysosomes
8
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 5
What are the two ways in which an...,
Look at goodnotes for diagram of ...,
The breakdown of food molecules o...
32
cards
Medical Genetics Wk 5
Name three types of mutations,
What is aneuploidy,
Name two chromosome anomalies
23
cards
Histology Wk 6
What is the function of mitochondria,
Membranes of the mitochondria,
Describe the inner membrane
7
cards
Biochemistry Wk 6
What is the ecm,
Basic components of ecm,
Fibrous structural proteins
23
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 6
What is protein sorting,
What is the nucleus,
What is the er
27
cards
Biochemsitry Wk 7
Collagen types,
Structure of collagen,
Hydroxyproline and hydroxylysine
22
cards
Histology Wk 7
General function of cytoskeleton,
Function of microtubule,
Structure of microtubules
26
cards
Medical Genetics Wk 6
Dna is organizedinto chromatin in...,
Chromatin structure and nucleosomes,
The five main types of histones
21
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Molecular Biology Wk 7
Proteins are transported into org...,
Transport vesicles carry soluble ...,
Vesicle budding is driven by the ...
23
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Biochemsitry Wk 8
What are globular proteins,
Hemoglobin,
Functions of hemoglobin
29
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Molecular Biology Wk 8
Dna structure and functions,
Evidence favoring dna as the gene...,
Dna replication
17
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Histology Wk 8
What does the nucleus consist of,
Nuclear envelope,
Nuclear envelope
10
cards
Biochemistry Wk 9
What are enzymes,
The six major classes of enzymes,
Enzymes and their substrates
25
cards
Medical Genetics Wk 7
Repetitive dna,
What is sequence complexity,
Look at goodnotes overview
14
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Biochemistry Wk 10-LOOK AT PPT
Biomedical importance nucleotide ...,
Purine and pyrimidine,
Nucleosides
20
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Histology Wk 9
Look at mitosis notes from ppt on...,
Necrosis vs apoptosis,
Apoptosis
5
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Medical Genetics Wk 8
Gene mutations are classified in ...,
Classification based on type of m...,
Classification based on type of m...
18
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Biochemistry Wk 11- LOOK AT PPT
Degradation in the small intestine,
Purine nucleotide degradation,
Uric acid formation
8
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Molecular Biology Wk 9
Proteins enter the nucleus throug...,
Nucleic acids,
Nucleic acids
23
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Medical Genetics Wk 9
Spontaneous and induced mutations,
Spontaneous mutations arise from ...,
Dna replication errors and slippage
23
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Biochemistry Wk 12
Organization of the chemistry of ...,
Metabolic pathways in our bodies,
Anabolic pathways
22
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Histology Wk 10
Four basic tissue types,
Parenchyma and stroma,
Characteristic features of epithe...
15
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Molecular Biology Wk 10
An overview of the flow of inform...,
The central dogma,
An important discovery
22
cards
Molecular Biology Wk 11
General principles of cell signaling,
Cell signaling allows cells to re...,
Three stages of cell signaling
25
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Medical Genetics Wk 10
Mutations caused by expandable dn...,
Mutations caused by expandable dn...,
Fragile x syndrome fmr1 gene
19
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Medical Genetics Wk 11
Types of mutations,
Chromosome anomalies,
Aneuploidy
18
cards
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