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Lecture 2: WHAT IS BIOCHEMISTRY?
What things depend on biochemistry,
What does the central dogma show,
What are the informational molecules
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Lecture 3: PROTEINS + CELLULAR FUNCTION
What are proteins described as,
What are proteins,
What do proteins do
45
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Lecture 4: BUILDING BLOCKS OF PROTEINS
What do amino acids have,
What significance does amino acid...,
What forms can amino acids exist in
80
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Lecture 5: ELEMENTS OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE
What is each protein made of,
How are the amino acid residues i...,
How many chains may proteins have
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Lecture 6: FOLDING A PROTEIN
What is super secondary structure,
What are common motifs of superse...,
What are examples of helix turn h...
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Lecture 7: PROTEINS IN ACTION - 1
What is the concentration of oxyg...,
What is the concentration of haem...,
What does adding haemoglobin do
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Lecture 8: PROTEINS IN ACTION - 2
What does deoxyhaemoglobin have,
What does oxygen in oxyhemoglobin do,
What weakens oxygen binding
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Lecture 9: WHY ARE ENZYMES ESSENTIAL FOR LIFE?
What are enzymes,
What are most enzymes,
What are exceptions to proteins b...
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Lecture 10: HOW DOES AN ENZYME CATALYSE A REACTION? 1
What are the strategies for catal...,
What is redox and radical catalys...,
What are the geometric effects
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Lecture 11: HOW DOES AN ENZYME CATALYSE A REACTION?2
What does a progress curve do,
When is initial reaction velocity...,
What happens if there is sufficie...
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Lecture 12: HOW FAST IS THAT ENZYME?
What is shown on the lineweaver b...,
What is on the x axis of the line...,
What is on the y axis of the line...
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Lecture 13: ACTIVATION AND INHIBITION OF PROTEINS (PART 1)
What is the first common step in ...,
What happens after the chemical s...,
What is reception
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Lecture 14: ACTIVATION AND INHIBITION OF PROTEINS (PART 2)
What does an active receptor start,
What is signal transduction often,
What can relay molecules be
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Lecture 15: HOW DO GENES MAKE A CELL?
What is there within an individual,
What must each cell do,
What are cells
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Lecture 16: HOW ARE WE ALL DIFFERENT?
What is mendel s first law,
What is the law of segregation,
What is mendel s second law
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Lecture 17: HOW DO GENETIC DIFFERENCES LEAD TO DISEASE?
What do the codons within the cod...,
What does each trna have,
What does each trna carry
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Lecture 18: WHAT ARE RECESSIVE AND DOMINANT MUTATIONS?
When is a mutation a germline mut...,
Where do somatic mutations occur,
How many cells is the human body ...
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Lecture 19: RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGIES
How many people get type 1 diabetes,
When does type 1 diabetes develop,
What is type 1 diabetes
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Lecture 20: USING RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGIES TO MAKE PROTEINS
What is the first step of produci...,
What happens after isolating the ...,
What happens after clones into ex...
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Lecture 21: PRODUCTION OF THERAPEUTIC PROTEINS WITH A NEW FUNCTION
What influences the host choice f...,
What is the worst to best host wi...,
What is the worst to best host wi...
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Lecture 22: ENERGY BALANCE IN CELLS AND ORGANISMS
What is in the first law of therm...,
Where does energy first come from,
Where does energy from the sun go
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Lecture 23: DIGESTION OF FOOD MOLECULES
What are the main macronutrients ...,
What are carbohydrates hydrolysed to,
What are proteins hydrolysed to
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Lecture 24: ABSORPTION AND TRANSPORTATION OF FATS
What do bile acids do,
How are bile acids synthesised,
Where are bile acids secreted
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Lecture 25: ABSORPTION OF CARBOHYDRATES AND PROTEINS
What are sugars,
What does sugar transport require,
What are the types of transport
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Lecture 26: VITAMINS AND MINERALS
How can we know if we get enough ...,
What is involved in clinical exam...,
What is involved in anthropometry
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Lecture 27: EXTRACTING ENERGY FROM FUEL MOLECULES
What is the major energy intermed...,
What are phosphate bonds,
What does the delta g of a reacti...
46
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Lecture 28: GLUCOSE AS A FUEL MOLECULE - GLYCOLYSIS
What happens to glucose in glycol...,
Where is glucose found,
Where is glycolysis usually in eu...
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Lecture 29: FATTY ACIDS AS FUEL MOLECULES - FATTY ACID OXIDATION
What is the preferred fuel for mo...,
What is the primary energy reserv...,
What portion of body weight is fat
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Lecture 30: THE FINAL OXIDATION - CITRIC ACID CYCLE
Where does the citric acid cycle ...,
Where are the enzymes for the cit...,
What is meant by the citric acid ...
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Lecture 31 - AMINO ACIDS AS FUEL MOLECULES
What is deamination,
What does a deamination generate,
What can a carbon skeleton be use...
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Lecture 32: ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
What is oxidative phosphorylation,
What are the etc and atp synthesi...,
What makes the proton gradient
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Lecture 33: ATP SYNTHESIS
What does the proton gradient acr...,
What are the two energetic gradients,
What is the chemical ph gradient ...
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Lecture 34: ALCOHOL METABOLISM
What do the effects of alcohol in...,
What is gaba,
What is the gaba a receptor
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Lecture 35: RECEPTORS AND CELL SIGNALLING
Why do we need fuel stores,
What must happen because the body...,
What are the reasons for storing ...
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Lecture 36: STARVATION
What is needed for survival durin...,
How much fuel does the brain use,
What is the fuel for other tissues
44
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Lecture 37: EXERCISE
How is atp used in muscle,
How in atp created in muscle,
How much atp is in muscle
56
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Lecture 38: DIABETES
What are the symptoms of diabetes,
What are the other names for insu...,
What is the defect in insulin dep...
47
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Lecture 39: OBESITY
How does the who classify obesity,
What is the formula for bmi,
What is a bmi 30
59
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