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W1L1 Ion Channels, General (Dustin)
The permeability of the membrane ...,
What is the best studied example of,
Ach pentamer
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MT2: Hemostasis
What activates protein c,
Where is tissue factor not presen...,
What is the mechanism of action o...
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W1L2 Molecular Diversity of Ion Channels (Dustin)
Ion channels can be classified by...,
All ligand gated ion channels hav...,
Atp sensitive
48
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MT1 PP Open Questions
The open probability of an,
Ion channels are protein pores th...,
The protein segment responsible f...
26
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W2&3 Membrane Transports + Na/K ATP-ase (Dustin)
The phospholipid bilayer is most ...,
Simple diffusion no transporters ...,
Facilitated diffusion is what
41
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W3 Cholinergic Neurotransmission (Dustin)
What are the 4 main locations for...,
Where is acetylcholine synthesized,
For the above reaction name the s...
30
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W4 Noradrenergic Neurotransmission (Ben)
What is the general structure of ...,
From which aa are catecholamines ...,
What is the first step in the syn...
58
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WK5 Dopaminergic Transmission (Ben)
What two general processes does d...,
Describe the direct nigro striata...,
Describe the indirect nigro stria...
25
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WK5 Serotonergic Transmission (Ben)
The serotonergic system consists ...,
What is the 1st step in the synth...,
What is the co factor for tryptop...
26
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MT1 PP MCQ
Structure of the k channel a dime...,
How can we explain the saturation...,
Which of the following statements...
13
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MT1: Mats Short Answers
1 name the enzymes of this reacti...,
Indicate one therapeutical means ...,
1 which nt is released from the m...
29
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WK06L1 - Hemostasis (Ben)
What is the difference between,
Simply what is primary hemostasis,
What is the general importance of
45
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WK06L2 - Hemostasis II (Ben)
What is the main difference in th...,
What is the main plasma factor in...,
What 3 amino acids are important ...
41
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WK07L1 - Hemostasis III (Ben)
What membrane bound molecule does...,
What determines the local amount ...,
Considering the last two cardswhe...
22
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WK08L1 - Fibrinolysis (Ben)
Describe a basic overview of fibr...,
How does plasminogen bind to fibr...,
How does tpa bind to fibrin to fo...
23
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WK08L1 - Platelets + Endothelium (Ben)
Describe generally what happens w...,
What is the difference between th...,
What is the process which results...
41
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WK08L2 - Atherosclerosis (Ben)
What class of molecules,
Scav classes,
Which of the scavenger receptors ...
25
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WK09L1 - Biotransformation I (Ben)
What are the 2 general reactions ...,
Generally what is the activity of...,
In what way can products of phase...
38
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WK09L2 - Biotransformation II (Ben)
What is the overall reaction perf...,
What are the 6 types of phase ii ...,
What is the co factor used in glu...
41
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MT2 Hemostatic Abnormalities (Dustin)
What is the most frequently inher...,
What factor is deficient in hemop...,
What is the difference between pr...
15
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Shirley's Notes Molecular Biochem I (Ben)
What are the primary dna polymera...,
What are the proteins responsible...,
What are
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Shirley's Notes Molecular Biochem II (Ben)
How are proteins made more fit fo...,
Describe the process of cotransla...,
Where do chaperone proteins send ...
21
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Final: Diseases + Their Causes (Ben)
What is the molecule responsible ...,
What is a condition which results...,
What condition results when the u...
35
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Final: AA Metabolism (Ben)
What is transamination which aas ...,
What are the rxns catalyzed by al...,
What is oxidative deamination in ...
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Final: Co-factors, Mnemonics, etc. (Ben)
What prosthetic grp do aminotrans...,
What is the co factor for glu deh...,
What is the coenyzme for serine a...
28
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Final: Rate-Limiting/Regulatory/Important Steps (Ben)
What is the rate limiting step of...,
What is the committed step in de ...,
How is ribose 5 p activated and h...
14
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Final: Purine Metabolism (Ben)
Which molecules contribute to the...,
What is the origin of the ribose ...,
What is the committed step in de ...
20
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Final: Pyrimidines + Deoxynucleotides (Ben)
What are the 3 important pyrimidi...,
For the basic ring structure of a...,
What activated ribose molecule al...
22
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Final: Heme + Iron Metabolism (Ben)
What is heme composed of 2 main i...,
Describe the structure of protopo...,
Describe the structures of myoglo...
15
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Final: All structures (Ben/Lukas)
Crp,
Acetic acid,
1 3 bpg
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Final: Sem. 1 Essentials, Oncogenes + Signal Trans (Incomplete, Ben)
What kind of bond do dna polymera...,
What are the pro eukaryotic dna p...,
What are the eukaryotic dna polym...
11
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Open Answers (Final)
What is the km difference between...,
3 ways to decrease blood choleste...,
Metabolic effects of lxr its func...
30
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Midterm 2 Open Answers
What kind of covalent bond is for...,
Which is the cofactor in the thro...,
Write down the substrates and pro...
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Some Test1.pdf Final Past Papers
Which enzyme is allosterically mo...,
Select the statements valid for t...,
Which statements are true 1 chole...
39
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