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ANABOLIC NUCLEIC |
MOLECULAR GENETICS. |
ACID METABOLISM. |
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104. The bGenome. |
82. Purine and Pyrimidine |
105. Replication. |
Synthesis. |
106. Transcription. |
83. Nucletide Biosynthesis. |
107. RNA Maturation. |
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108. Genetic Code, Amino |
PORPHYRIN METABOLISM. |
Acid Activation. |
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109. Ribosomes, Initiation |
84. Heme Biosynthesis. |
of Translation. |
85. Degradation of Porphyrins. |
110. Elongation, Termination. |
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111. Antibiotics. |
BASICS. |
112. Mutation and Repair. |
86. Structure of Cells. |
GENE TECHNOLOGY. |
87. Cell Fractionation. |
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88. Centrifugation. |
113. DNA Cloning. |
89. Cell Components, Cytoplasm. |
114. DNA Sequencing. |
90. Cytoskeleton-Composition. |
115. PCR, RELP. |
91. Cytoskeleton-Structure |
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and Function. |
TISSUES AND ORGANS. |
92. Nucleus. |
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM - |
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MITOCHONDRIA. |
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116. Digestion Overview. |
93. Structure and Functions. |
117. Digestive Secretions. |
94. Transport System. |
118. Digestive Processes. |
95. Mitochondrial DNA, |
119. Resorption. |
peroxisomes. |
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BLOOD - |
MEMBRANES. |
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120. Composition and functions. |
96. Membrane Components. |
121. Plasma Protein. |
97. Function. |
122. Lipoproteins. |
98. Transport Processes. |
123. Acid-Base Balance. |
99. Transport Protein. |
124. Gas Transport. |
100. Endoplasmic Reticulum |
125. Hemoglobin, Erythrocyte |
and Golgi Apparatus. |
Metabolism. |
101. Lysosomes. |
126. Hemostasis. |
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127. Immune Response. |
INTRACELLULAR TRAFFIC. |
128. Antibodies. |
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129. Molecular Models: Hemoglobin, |
102. Protein Translocation. |
Immunoglobulin G. |
103. Protein Sorting. |
130. Antibody Biosynthesis. |
131. MHC Protein. |
NUTRITION - |
132. Monoclonal Antibodies : |
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Immunoassay. |
158. Organic Nutrients. |
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159. Mineral and Trace Elements. |
LIVER - |
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VITAMINS - |
133. Function. |
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134. Metabolism in well fed State. |
160. Lipid Soluble Vitamins. |
135. Metabolism during Starvation. |
161. Water-Soluble Vitamins-I. |
136. Carbohydrate Metabolism. |
162. Water Soluble Vitamins-II. |
137. Lipid Metabolism. |
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138. Urea Cycle. HORMONES - |
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139. Bile Acid Metabolism. |
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140. Biotransformation. |
163. Principles. |
141. Cytochrome P450 System. |
164. Plasma Levels and |
142. ethanol Metabolism. |
Hormone Hierarchy. |
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165. Liphophilic Hormones. |
KIDNEYS - |
166. Hydrophilic Hormones. |
143. Functions. |
LIPOPHILIC HORMONES - |
144. Urine. |
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145. Proton & ammonia Excretion. |
167. Metabolism. |
146. Electrolyte & water Recycling. |
168. Mechanism of Action. |
147. Hormones of the kidney. |
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HYDROPHILIC HORMONES - |
MUSCLE - |
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169. metabolism. |
148. Contraction. |
170. Mechanism of Action. |
149. Control of Muscle Contraction. |
171. Second Messengers. |
150. Metabolism. |
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MEDIATORS - |
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE - |
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172. Eicosanoids. |
151. Collagens. |
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152. Composition of |
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT |
Extracellular matrix. |
CELL PROLIFERATION - |
BRAIN & SENSORY ORGANS - |
173. Cell Cycle. |
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174. Oncogenes. |
153. Nerve Tissue. |
175. Tumors. |
154. Resting Potential, |
176. Morphogenesis |
Action Potential. |
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155. Synapses. |
METABOLIC CHARTS - |
156. Neurotransmitters. |
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157. Sight. |
177. Calvin Cycle. |
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178. Carbohydrate Metabolism. |
179. Bisynthesis of fats |
183. Biosynthesis of Essential |
and membrane lipids. |
Amino Acids. |
180. Synthesis of Keytone bodies |
184. Biosynthesis of Non-essential |
and steroids. |
Amino Acids. |
181. Amino Acid Degradation-I. |
185. Biosynthesis of Purine Nucleotides. |
182. Amino Acid Degradation-II. |
186. Biosynthesis of the Pyrimidine |
Nucleotides, C1-Metabolism. |
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