Video Review Course: Molecular Medicine
Dr Alistair Lindsay teaches Molecular Medicine
Molecular Medicine Chapters
- Molecular Medicine for MRCP Part 1
- What does It mean?
- What to study?
- Topics covered
- The Cell Membrane
- Fluid Mosaic Model
- Diagram
- Cell membrane components
- Ion channel
- Second Messengers
- Different Types
- G Proteins
- How G Proteins work
- Different Second Messengers
- Question Analysis
- Steroid Receptors
- How Steroid Receptors Work
- Steroid Hormones
- Cancer
- Cell Cycle
- P53
- Genetic Inheritance
- Modes of Inheritance
- Genes
- Question Analysis
- Trinucleotide Repeat Disorders (TRDs)
- TRDs
- Disease Awareness
- Anticipation
- Genetic Mutations
- Mutations To be Aware of
- Well Known Diseases
- Question Analysis
- Clinical picture
- Imprinting
- Syndromes
- Maternal or Paternal
- DNA
- Question Analysis
- Non-disjuction
- Meiosis
- What can go wrong
- Mitochondrial Disorders
- Mitochondria under the microscope
- BNP
- Cause of Hyponatremia
- Electrolytes
- Hypercalcemia
- Hypocalcaemia
- Video Feedback
Lecturer: Dr Alistair Lindsay
Alistair Lindsay is a Cardiology Registrar with an interest in molecular mechanisms of disease. He has worked at several London hospitals, including St. Mary's, The Royal Brompton and The Heart Hospital. He currently teaches MRCP parts I, II and PACES.
Duration
- 51 minutes
Features
- Fully animated, internet-enhanced presentation as used in the classroom lecture.
- Adjustable streaming speed video for every user with broadband or dial-up internet access.
- Ability to watch the video in installments and come back to the same point at any time in the future.
- Complete script for users unable to listen to the presentation.
- The 123Doc Molecular Medicine online video lecture is highly flexible, allowing you to study anytime, from any computer connected to the internet.
Suitable For
This eLecture is suitable for those studying for:
Available Subscriptions
| eLecture | Price | Subscription | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Molecular Medicine | 6.00 | 2 months | |
| Molecular Medicine | 17.99 | 6 months |
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