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L1: Intro to cells
3 principles of cell theory,
How are cells considered self rep...,
What did hooke discover in 1665
30
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L2: Tools and techniques (cell imaging)
What resolution can a normal tran...,
Advantage of transmitted and fluo...,
How can fluorecence microscopy he...
13
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3.1: Protein targetting to organelles
Signal hypothesis,
What is the default destination f...,
5 general steps for protein targe...
4
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3.2 - Nucleus
Evidence for nuclear membrane and...,
What does inner nuclear membrane ...,
What is nuclear lamina made up of
15
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3.3 Protein targetting to endoplasmic reticulum
What are the two types of protein...,
Common feature of er signal sequence,
What happens to ribosomes synthes...
11
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Lecture 5 - Endomembrane system
What does molecular chaperone do,
Molecular chaperon bip,
Molecular chaperone calnexin
26
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Lecture 6: exocytosis, endocytosis, plasma memb and lysosomes
What component only exists on ext...,
What type of phospolipid acts as ...,
How does an a helix allow hydroph...
24
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Lecture 7 : Cell biology of Disease
What is the mutation that causes ...,
Mutation that causes less insulin...,
What can happen if insulin incorr...
15
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Lecture 8 : Chylomicron Retention Disease
What is chylomicron,
Where are chylomicrons synthesised,
Where are chylomicrons synthesised
13
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Lecture 8: Familial hypercholesterolemia
What is class 2 ldl receptor muta...,
What will recruit the ldl recepto...,
What is class 4 mutation
8
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Lecture 8 : lysozomal storage diseases + Alzheimer's disease
2 types of lysosomal storage dise...,
What type of disease in niemann p...,
What does npc1 do
10
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Lecture 9 - microtubules and actin filaments
What are microtubule subunits,
Diff between plus and minus ends ...,
What element necassary to form mi...
34
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Lecture 10: Cell migration
What are lamellipodia,
Name of protein that gives lamell...,
2 key functions of arp 2 3
27
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Lecture 11: Motor proteins
How does atp hydrolysis allow mot...,
What do myosins move along in the...,
What do kinesin and dyenin move a...
24
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Lecture 12: cell division
What are the 3 aas that can accep...,
What are cdks,
What does m phase consist of
20
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Lecture 13 - more cell division
Recap 3 types of microtubules tha...,
What is the metaphase checkpoint,
What is the metaphase checkpoint
21
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Lecture 14 - interactions between cells
Which tissue type has the most ex...,
What are tight junctions,
What are adherens junctions
27
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Lecture 15 - Extracellular Matrix
What type of tissues have little ecm,
What provides the strength in epi...,
What does the protein composition...
32
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Lecture 16 - general principles of cell signalling
2 reasons why cell communication ...,
What are the 2 general catgories ...,
Mechanism of signalling by cell t...
14
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Lecture 17 - GPCRs
How many tm domains,
4 examples of ligands,
2 ways gpcrs can be inactivated
19
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Lecture 18 - enzyme coupled receptors
How does phosp acc cause a change...,
How could phosph cascade occur,
An example of protien kinase cascade
21
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Lecture 19 - control of the cell cycle
What cell phases do embryonic cel...,
What are the 2 steps in m phase,
What occurs in s phase
22
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Lecture 20 - controlling proliferation & differentiation
What does epo do,
What tissues are highly prolifera...,
Name of area of the stem cells in...
15
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Lecture 21 - Cancer
Important epithelial cancer types,
Important examples of non epithel...,
What is a carcinoma
27
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Lecture 4
What does dnp do in mt,
What does thermogenin do,
Where is mt dna inehrited from
14
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