wk 1.

difference between alpha and beta thalessemia composition of HbA, HbS, HbF what do langerhans cells look like in TEM IF structure MT orientation how is MT and Actin polymerization regulated (2 factors) AA classifications what are the two types of proteins (Protein structure 1) why are tissues acidic (protein structure 1) R vs. T conformation of Hb linweaver-burke plot what is CFTR what are the layers of skin where are squamous vs. basal cell carcinomas tight junctions why important to fix function of trapezius attachments of latissimus dorsi types of misfolding diseases where do you find adherens junctions what does basement membrane use to hold onto cell in epidermis

Wk2. look at nuclear pore complex histology slides (29, 30 CC1) what is fist AA to be glycosylated what makes up ground substance

what methylates DNA in bacteria (dna 2) inactivated fibroblast where is vit. C relevant what forms the hairpin loop what holds sister chromatids together and what breaks them apart what is ERAD is mitochondrial signal sequence cleaved what's in perichondrian 1st bact codon what is aminoacyl synthase how are RNA's destroyed why nucleosides-don't effect humans as much as viruses basement membrane keloid confusions with adipocyte nucleus transit of FFA/glycerol to endothelium vs. FFE/glucose to adipocyte communication of adipocytes and chrondrocytes 7.3 pg 117 brachial plexus injuries lymphatic drainage of breast synaptonemal complex where is M6P added types of imaging location and cleavage of nuclear targeted proteins

Wk 3 what Ab does mother give baby via transcytosis

what causes ovulation which tissues form PNS and CNS and how how many osteocytes vs chondrocytes in lacuna what happens to osteocytes in fracture how are osteoclasts regulated what holds periosteom to bones how wide is trabecullar bone how are osteoclasts attached to bone what surrounds cartillage and what does it become during bone formation what are shaft and head of bone called and what is left on the top of the head what do osteoblasts produce for bone formation how does intramembranous ossification work what does cytotrophoblast vs. syncyciotrophoblast do how is definitive yolk sac formed why are water and nutrients able to get in and out of articular cartilage what kind of vessels and cells are in synovial membranes within fibrous capsules southern blot vs. northern blot what kind of cells are epiblast what is key hormone in formation of trilaminar disc and what does it do when it drills through the bone-what is it called CaM Kinase activation how do -ide drugs work types of GLUT how does NO produce cGMP how is embryonic development regulated with hormones what do somites form what does PTH do

which Ig goes through placenta vs passed on in breast milk trabecular bone formation what are nucleus pulposus and annulous fibrosus composed of how to determine if person has HIV stem cell characteristics iPS vs. IVF vs. SCNT

Wk 4. what lines organs vs. what lines body wall how is intraembryonic cavity formed borders of guts types of twins what does PKA regulate downregulate gpcr what mediates cellular immunity vs. humoral immunity how does cd8 t cell kill what kind of a mutation causes achondroplasia how is IP3 Ca signaling terminated what does IgM do what's main ser thr kinase how do t and b cells get to lymph nodes what is fru-1,6-p2 turned into how many e per H in e transport chain breakdown of radicals review TCA IF of epithelial reticular cells entering vs. exiting vessel

how does BMP signaling work vs. cytokine what is a variable expressivity disorder what forms the placenta which complex reduces O2 types of APC what is biotin used for and symptoms of deficiency of biotin and of tpp what recruits PLC-g how are epithilial reticular cells connected which drugs block e transport chain how does blood get through spleen types of tonsils how to calculate the carrier frequency coefficients of inbreeding what are places that escape lyonization called which molecules directly control glycolysis what converts pyruvate to lactate energy production when you need energy total ATP production what is the cori cycle

wk 5. where are paracytes found and what do they differentiate into how is lipofuscin used what is used to stimulate t lymphocytes for g banding pericentric vs. paracentric inversion is smooth muscle basophilic or eosinophilic types of segregation in balanced crossovers

contents of vertebral canal what is an interstitial deletion vs what kind of deletion is cris du chat where does ANH function how is smooth and cardiac muscle contraction started what is possible nucleus outside of cardiac myofiber how does female get x-recessive ploidy of klinefelders, down, turner what is mosaicism when do satellite cells express desmin

wk. 6 what is the brachial plexus characteristics of soma what happens to nerves destined for the adrenal gland why do you feel pain in arms during heart attack what are blebs in smooth muscle tissue what is swelling of brain caused by what is small patch in smooth muscle (9-9) where are satellite cells, where are they not what do oligodendrocytes do in gray vs white how to know if you're in PNS or CNS based on myelinated cell where are perineurium, endoneurium, epineurium what type of cadherin does neural tube and neural crest express how does juxtacrine differentiation work what kind of potential is seen in excitable tissues what is potential measured in blood to lateral muscle compartment of lower leg