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Bacterial pathogens and disease - exotoxins
What is a pathogen 1,
What is pathogenicity 2,
What is virulence 3
18
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Bacterial pathogens and disease - endotoxins
What are endotoxins 1,
What the 3 parts to the endotoxin 2,
What are the characteristics of e...
8
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Viral pathogens - classification, biology and diseases
What are the different structures...,
What is the generic central dogma 2,
How do viruses use the central do...
31
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Parasitology
What is a parasite 1,
What are the 3 main classes of pa...,
Describe protozoa parasites 3
8
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Pathogenesis of parasites
What is schistosomiasis 1,
What is onchocerciasis 2,
What are ticks and describe their...
6
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Mechanism of Viral infection and pathogenesis
How do humans not get infected by...,
What are the different general pa...,
What are inapparent infections 3
5
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Diagnosis of viral infections
Describe how electron microscopy ...,
Describe how virus isolation can ...,
Describe how antigen detection ca...
5
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System for detection of pathogens
What is a commensal pathogen 1,
What is a zoonotic pathogen 2,
What is a commensal opportunist 3
11
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Mechanism of antivirals
What do antibiotics treat and wha...,
What are anti viral drugs needed 2,
What are the principles of anti v...
13
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Antibiotics
What do antiboitics treat 1,
What are the princples of using a...,
What is microbial antagonism 3
13
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Antibiotics resistance
What is the result of antibiotic ...,
What are the 4 areas of resistance 2,
What are the different ways of an...
10
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Molecular and genomic epidemiology of infections
What is molecular epidemiology of...,
What is the reason for molecular ...,
What are the different targets fo...
12
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Review of the innate system
What does the innate system do 1,
What are pamps 2,
What are prrs 3
16
cards
Overview of the adaptive immune system
What is the adaptive immune system 1,
What is the purpose of the adapti...,
How do we spot pathogens 3
9
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T cell development and generation of repertoire diversity
What is the process of haematopoi...,
How does a multipotent haemoatopo...,
What are the stages of t cell mat...
30
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Selection of T cell receptor repertoire and CD4/CD8 lineage commitment
Where do t cells come from 1,
How do t the lymphoid progentiors...,
Where are thymocytes at different...
13
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T cell activation and generation of effector T cells
How t cells move around the body ...,
How are naive t cells activated i...,
What cells activate naive t cells 3
16
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Humoral immunity - antibodies and the life cycle of B cells
Describe the antibody immunoglobu...,
What are the 2 forms of antibodies 2,
Where does the antigen binding an...
34
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Antibacterial responses
What are the key steps in infecti...,
What are the features of immunity...,
What is the first line of defence...
12
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Microbial immune evasion mechanism
What is balanced pathogenictiy 1,
What are bacterial virulence fact...,
What aspect of immunity have path...
11
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Natural born killers - NK cells and CD8+ T lymphocytes
What are cytotoxic lymphocytes 1,
Why do we need more than 1 type o...,
What are cytotoxic t cells 3
12
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Hypersensitivity reactions (asthma and allergy)
What is type 1 hypersentitivity r...,
What is the wheel and flare react...,
What is type 2 cytotoxic hypersen...
19
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Transplantation and immunosuppressive drugs
What is transplantation 1,
What are the different donor reci...,
How are immune responses to trans...
18
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Autoimmunity
What are some examples of autoimm...,
What is autoimmunity 2,
What is central tolerance 3
8
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Immunodeficincies
What are immunodeficines 1,
What are primary congential immun...,
What are secondary immunodeficines 3
6
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Immunotherapy of cancer
What properties do cancer cells h...,
How is immunodeficiency and cance...,
What are the body s way of defend...
17
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Scientific basis of vaccines
What is herd immunity memory boos...,
What do parenteral vaccines lead ...,
What does monotypic mean 3
13
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Vaccines: bacterial and viral
What is dtp vaccine what type of ...,
Why is boosting required for heb ...,
What vaccines do you get at 8 wee...
21
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Immunology in the clinic and research lab
What are anti isotypic antibodies 1,
What are immunoassays 2,
What is direct elisa 3
11
cards
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