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2 acute inflammation
What is inflammation 1,
What are the main aims of inflamm...,
What are the three main causes of...
51
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3
What is inflammation 1,
What are the two main types of in...,
What are the key aims of the infl...
46
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4 immunodeficiencies
What are immunodeficiency diseases 1,
What are the two broad categories...,
What causes primary immune defici...
49
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5 hypersensitivity and allergies
What is immunopathology 1,
How can the immune system be a tw...,
What determines the outcome of an...
57
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6 autoimmunity
What is autoimmunity 1,
What is an autoimmune disease 2,
Are auto self reactive lymphocyte...
71
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7 autoimmunity 2
What happens when developing auto...,
What happens when developing auto...,
What is the role of notch signall...
64
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8 tumours, immunosurveillance
What are the three leading causes...,
How do tumours arise 2,
What is metastasis 3
76
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9 immunosuppression
What is immunosuppression 1,
What conditions often require imm...,
What are the potential risks of i...
36
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10 immunotherapy
What diseases have been eradicate...,
What are newer vaccine developmen...,
Name two prophylactic cancer vacc...
75
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12 B-cell lymphomas
1 what are lymphoid tumours 1,
Where can lymphoid tumours arise 2,
What is the difference between ly...
63
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13 antigen signalling in B cell lymphoma
Why do many b cell neoplasms reta...,
What is the significance of ig se...,
How does shm suggest selection fo...
26
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B1 viral replication
What is immunosuppression 1,
What are some conditions that req...,
What are the six main ways to sup...
62
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B3 measles
What happens in an acute symptoma...,
How does an acute infection spread 2,
What are the outcomes of an acute...
44
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B4: ebola
What virus family does ebola belo...,
What are the key characteristics ...,
When and where was ebola virus fi...
50
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B5: influenza
What is influenza 1,
Where does the name influenza com...,
Why is influenza responsible for ...
39
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B6: coronavirus
What is the taxonomy of coronavir...,
What are the four genera within t...,
Which coronaviruses commonly caus...
30
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B7: chronic and latent infection
How do acute and chronic infectio...,
How is latency maintained in a ch...,
What are viral strategies for est...
27
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B8: retroviruses
What is unique about retroviral g...,
What is the basic replication str...,
What are the three main groups in...
31
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B9: HIV
What is hiv and what syndrome doe...,
When was aids first described and...,
What is the difference between hi...
35
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B10: endogenous RVs
What distinguishes retroviruses t...,
How is a viral oncogene v onc typ...,
What are the five classes of retr...
30
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B11: viruses that can cause cancer
How is p53 regulated 1,
What is the role of e2f and rb in...,
What types of viruses are associa...
27
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B12: viral chemotherapy
What are the types of vaccines us...,
What does parenteral mean in the ...,
What type of vaccines are used fo...
17
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B13: mucosal immunity
What are the two main functions o...,
How large is the surface area of ...,
What is daly and why is it import...
28
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B14: mucosal immunity 2
What is the role of nalt 1,
What immune responses does nalt i...,
What cells are crucial for antige...
24
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B15: mucosal immunity 3
What are the key immune defences ...,
What are the main parts of the re...,
Name two common viruses of the rt 3
32
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