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Bacterial Pathogens and Disease I - Exotoxins
What is a pathogen,
What is meant by pathogenicity,
What is meant by virulence
32
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Bacterial Pathogens and Disease II- Endotoxins
Describe gram negative bacterial ...,
Describe the structure of a lipop...,
What are the characteristics of e...
14
cards
Viral Pathogens: Classification, Biology, Diseases I
How are viruses classified,
What viral genome types exist,
What is the central dogma
29
cards
Viral Pathogens: Classification, Biology, Diseases II
Describe the typical course of hi...,
What is the set point viral load,
Why doe hiv want to replicate in ...
13
cards
Parasitology and Pathogenesis of Parasite Infections
What is a parasite,
What are the three main classes o...,
What are protazoa
72
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Mechanism of viral infection and pathogenesis
How are viruses species specific,
List some common viruses of man,
What are the general patterns of ...
21
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Diagnosis of Viral Infections
Why may it be important to do lab...,
How are we able to run diagnostic...,
What are the possible test types ...
30
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Systems for Pathogens 1
What is in a name,
What is a pathogen,
How can we define a pathogen
22
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Systems for Pathogens 2
What is molecular gene targetting,
How can we amplify dna,
Briefly explain how pcr works
21
cards
Antivirals
What antimicrobial drugs exits,
Why,
What are we currently using ant v...
36
cards
Antibiotics
What are antimicrobials,
What are antibiotics,
Briefly describe how the first an...
27
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Antibiotic resistance
What is antimicrobial resistance,
Why sis antibiotic resistance a g...,
What are the methods of antibioti...
17
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Molecular Epidemiology of Pathogens
What features should variables we...,
What is molecular epidemiology,
What main questions does molecula...
15
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Review of The Innate Immune System
What are the features of innate i...,
What are pamp s,
Give some examples of pamps
17
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Overview of The Adaptive Immune System
Why do we have an adaptive immune...,
Why do we have an adaptive immunity,
How are pathogens recognised
25
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T cell development, Generation of receptor repertoire diversity
What are the main events in lymph...,
What cell lineage gives rise to b...,
What are the stages of t cell dev...
26
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T cell Development, Receptor repertoire selection and CD4-CD8 lineage commitment
Revision where do t cells come from,
Describe the change in maturation...,
What can double negative t cells ...
17
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T cell activation and generation of effector T cells
Where are t cells activated,
How can t cells be activated,
What can activate t cells
27
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Humoral Immunity
Revision describe the structure o...,
Describe the 2 different types of...,
Describe the structure of the ant...
50
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Hypersensitivity reactions (asthma and allergy)
How is hypersensitivity classified,
Describe how type 1 allergy mecha...,
Describe what happens with system...
32
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Antibacterial responses
List some feature of bacterial in...,
Do all bacteria cause disease,
List some general features of imm...
22
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Microbial Immune Evasion Mechanisms
What does balanced pathogenicity ...,
What are virulence factors,
What aspects of immunity have pat...
16
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Natural Born Killers: NK Cells and CD8+ T Lymphocytes
Describe the origin of nk and t c...,
What is the role of cytotoxic lym...,
What are the key functions of cyt...
23
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Anti-tumour Immunity and Immunotherapy for Cancer
How are cancer cells different fr...,
How does the immune system play a...,
How was it discovered that cd8 ce...
32
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Transplantation and Immunosuppressive Drugs
What does transplantation mean,
What are the types of donor relat...,
What is an example of an autologo...
34
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Immunodeficiencies
What is immunodeficiency,
What are the 2 classification sof...,
Describe primary immunodeficiencies
34
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Autoimmunity
List some examples of organ speci...,
What is hla b27 associated spondy...,
Describe systemic lupus erythemat...
24
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Scientific Basis of Vaccines
What is a vaccine,
What are some consideration taken...,
What are the main concepts of jen...
24
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Vaccines - Bacterial & Viral
What is the importance of immunis...,
Describe the vaccines for meningi...,
What are the current menc vaccine...
27
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Immunology in the Clinic and research lab
Define immunology in immunoassay,
Def,
Describe how polyclonal antibodie...
27
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