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CN 1 is responsible for smell. Numerous formal tests exist that will quantitatively evaluate the patient’s sense of smell. These tests are widely used in research. At the bedside, a more simplistic approach is applied. Simply compress one of the pa
Review the anatomy and functions of Cranial Nerve I, and read how this nerve is tested during a physical exam!
How well do you recall the anatomy and physiology of the eye?
The DITKI Classroom has pre-built tutorial exercises and board highlights, or you can create your own, like this one!
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Animalia parasites Helminths - Worms • Multicellular, and most adults are anaerobic. • Reproduction may be hermaphroditic or involve separate male and female sexes. Nemathelminthes* comprise the Nematodes, aka, the roundworms. Platyhelminthes com
Our tutorials on Parasite biology have links to flashcards like this one, where we blend our illustrations with histological examples!
APOPTOSIS • Programmed cell death • Specific biochemical signature (ex. phosphatidylserine
Review intrinsic and extrinsic pathways of apoptosis!
GLYCOLYSIS * 1 glucose (6-carbon sugar) breaks down to 2 pyruvates (3-carbon sugar). * Net 2 ATP produced: 2 consumed (investment phase) and 4 generated (pay off) * 2 NADH produced REGULATED STEPS Hexokinase * Glucose + ATP Glucose-6-phosph
Review Glycolysis with this flashcard from our Biochemistry Course!
Overview Taenia solium: Pork tapeworm & Taenia saginata: Beef tapeworm • Both can cause taeniasis. • Pigs (or cows) ingest vegetation contaminated with the parasites' eggs; humans then ingest the infected meat. • If the worm burden is high, inf
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KEY MECHANISMS • Cotranslational: ribosomes continue synthesizing protein as it crosses membrane • Post-translational: protein imports after it is completely synthesized by cytosolic ribosomes COTRANSLATIONAL IMPORT OF WATER-SOLUBLE PROTEINS 1. S
