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Lecture 1
What can be used to mostly infer ...,
What are the two ways of predicti...,
Helices are formed by hydrogen bo...
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Lecture 2
Explain how zinc finger domains i...,
Give some examples of aromatic am...,
Which metal ions bind to their bi...
34
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Lecture 3
What post translational modificat...,
What does sds page stand for 2,
The poly acrylamide gel has a sie...
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Lecture 4
Which motor protein moves vesicle...,
Motor protein transport of organe...,
Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresi...
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Lecture 5
Dna transposons are also powerful...,
What specialised dna polymerase e...,
What are the four different speci...
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Lecture 6
What attributes of dna replicatio...,
An incoming nucleotide can only b...,
What two features are required fo...
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Lecture 7
What happens in patients with mut...,
What chemical modifications can l...,
Draw a representation of a hetero...
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Lecture 8
What is the name of the complex t...,
Explain the enzymes involved in t...,
Cyclins are a class of protein in...
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Lecture 9
How can splicing explain how the ...,
What is meant by snrnps and what ...,
Describe the role of rrnas 3
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Lecture 10
How do specific or regulatory tra...,
What is meant by the term transcr...,
Rox1 is a dna binding protein fou...
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Lecture 11
In general transcription activato...,
Which residue does enhancer of ze...,
What structures are referred to a...
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Lecture 12
Multiple ribosomes can bind to th...,
Why do proteins fold of their own...,
What is the other term used to de...
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Lecture 13
What is the name given to the sec...,
How were restriction enzymes firs...,
What is the name of the restricti...
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Lecture 14
Explain how the sanger sequencing...,
What is the main limitation of au...,
Progressive sequencing is one met...
34
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Lecture 15
What is meant by forward genetics 1,
How are forward genetic screen ca...,
What chemical mutagen is commonly...
28
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Lecture 16
What is meant by the term isoform 1,
What process is used to create di...,
What regions of the immature mrna...
42
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Lecture 17
What technique is used to visuali...,
What technique is used to visuali...,
Gfp and transgenics are technique...
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Lecture 18
What is the name given to the rep...,
It has been shown that most of th...,
It was determined that what makes...
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Lecture 19
Juxtacrine signalling is an examp...,
List some of the downstream effec...,
What is often the result of phosp...
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Lecture 20
What can be said about the transm...,
How long after rtk activation is ...,
Other than heparan sulphate give ...
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Lecture 21
Why do the primers used in pcr to...,
Describe the process of promoter ...,
What is the effect of activated p...
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Lecture 22
What is common to all ligands of ...,
What are the distinguishing featu...,
What is the major difference betw...
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Lecture 23
How are monoclonal antibodies mad...,
What process can be used to deter...,
Different combinations of recepto...
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Lecture 24
Phospholipids are amphipathic wha...,
Both lipids and proteins are ofte...,
What is the proposed role of lipi...
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Lecture 25
Internal membrane compartments va...,
What is the role of rab proteins ...,
Explain the mechanism of action o...
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Lecture 26
Which blood group is the universa...,
Give an example of where differen...,
What are the three reasons why gl...
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Lecture 27
What is the results of microinjec...,
What changes happen at the molecu...,
What is the role of guanine nucle...
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Lecture 28
Give a classical example of where...,
Transfection of l cells with cadh...,
What are the two families of cell...
25
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Lecture 29
Which type of focal adhesion junc...,
Glanzmann s thrombasthenia is a d...,
What part of the actin cytoskelet...
27
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Lecture 30
Cancer is a disease of genetic st...,
Controlling cellular proliferatio...,
What is the goal of the cell cycle 3
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Lecture 31
What causes tumours to form 1,
The plasias occur independently o...,
What is the overall trend of canc...
17
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