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Bacterial Pathogens and Disease 1 (exotoxins)
Define pathogen,
Define pathogenicity,
Define virulence
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Bacterial Pathogens and Disease 2 (endotoxins)
Describe the structure of a gram ...,
Where are lipopolysaccharides found,
Where are endotoxins in bacterial...
30
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Viral Pathogens: classification, biology, diseases 1
How are viruses classified,
What are the diff types of viral ...,
How does double stranded and sing...
30
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Viral Pathogens: classification, biology, diseases 2
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Parasitology
What are protozoa,
How are protozoa transmitted,
What is a parasite
41
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Mechanism of viral infection and pathogenesis
What are the 3 main species of sc...,
What is the lifecycle of a schist...,
How does site of microbe entry vary
36
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Diagnosis and Viral Infections
Why is rapid diagnosis important,
What things aid diagnosis apart f...,
Give examples of lab tests
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System for detection of pathogens 1
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System for detection of pathogens 2
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Mechanism of Antivirals
Name the types of antimicrobials,
Why are anti viral drugs needed d...,
Name a few acute infections treat...
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Antibiotics
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Antibiotic resistance
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Molecular and Genomic epidemiology of infections
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Review of Innate System
Why do we need an innate immune r...,
How specific is adaptive immunity,
How specific is innate immunuty
60
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Overview of Adaptive Immune System
What is the point of adaptive imm...,
What are the 2 types of adaptive ...,
What damage can be recognised mea...
33
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T Cell development and generation and of repertoire diversity
What are the stages of haematopoesis,
What progenitor do lymphocytes b ...,
What happens in the proliferation...
61
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Selection of T cell receptor repertoire and CD4/CD8 lineage commitment
Briefly explain development of t ...,
What cause lymphoid progenitors t...,
What are the names of the chemoki...
50
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T Cell activation and generation of effector T cells
What do cd8 cells do after detect...,
How do antigens enter lymph nodes,
What happen to t cells once relea...
10
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Humoral Immunity: antibodies and the life cycle of B cells
Structure of antibodies,
Difference between secreted vs me...,
What cells are membrane bound ant...
48
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Microbial Immune evasion mechanisms
What are some pathogenic mechanisms,
What are some defensive mechanisms,
How do bacteria evade the complem...
9
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Antibacterial Responses
What is an infection,
What are the key steps in infection,
Why can some bacteria not be clea...
43
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Natural Born Killers: NK cells and CD8+ T lymphocytes
Which part of immune response doe...,
What is the origin of nk and t cells,
What is the innate lymphoid cell
47
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Hypersensitivity reactions (asthma and allergy)
What are the 4 types of hypersens...,
What is hypersensitivty,
Give an example of type 1 hyperse...
50
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Transplantation and Immunosuppressive drugs
What are the 2 types of donor rec...,
Why do autologous and syngeneic d...,
Give an example of autologous and...
12
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Autoimmunity
Name a few organ specific autoimm...,
What is spondylo,
Slide
26
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Immunodeficiencies
What are the 2 types of immunodef...,
What is primary immunodeficieny,
What is secndar immunodeficieny
56
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Immunotherapy of Cancer: anti-tumour immunity, escape mechanism and principles of immunotherapy
What properties do cancer cells h...,
How is immunodeficiency and cance...,
What are the body s way of defend...
13
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Scientific Bases of vaccines
Define vaccine,
What is the overall immune respon...,
What is the overall immune respon...
41
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Vaccines: bacterial and viral
What are vaccine schedules,
What is dtp vaccine what type of ...,
Why is boosting required for heb ...
50
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Immunology in the clinic and research lab
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Pathogenesis of parasite infections
What are schistosomiasis and the ...,
What are the 3 main types of schi...,
What is the lifecycle of schistom...
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