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Radioisotopes
Genetic code
Right Atrium
Left Coronary artery
Arch of Aorta
Knee Joint
HIP JOINT
Breast
Shoulder Joint
Inversion and eversion
BRONCHOPULMONARY SEGMENTS – APPLIED ASPECT
Right Atrium
CONTENTS Position of right atrium External features Internal features POSITION It is the upper right chamber of heart. It forms the right border, upper border, the sternocostal surface & base of heart. EXTERNAL FEATURES The chamber is elongated vertically. Receives superior vena cava at upper end & inferior vena cava at lower end. Upper end … Read moreRight Atrium
Fatty Liver
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Cholesterol synthesis
Features of cholesterol synthesis Acetate of acetyl CoA provides all carbons Reducing equivalents are supplied by NADPH and ATP provides energy For producing 1 mole of cholesterol, 18 moles of acetyl CoA, 36 moles of ATP and 16 moles of NADPH are required. There are 5 stages in synthesis of cholesterol 1. Synthesis of HMG … Read moreCholesterol synthesis
BRONCHOPULMONARY SEGMENTS – APPLIED ASPECT
BRONCHOPULMONARY SEGMENTS What is bronchopulmonary segmet? Anatomic, functional, surgical sectors of lung with each segment aerated by Segmental/Tertiary Bronchus. Each segment has a tertiary bronchus, segmental artery, lymph vessels & autonomicnerves but segmental veins lie in the connective tissue b/w adjacent BPS. Thus one segment is drained by more than one vein & one vein drains … Read moreBRONCHOPULMONARY SEGMENTS – APPLIED ASPECT
Liver Function Tests
LIVER FUNCTION TESTS What is LFT? LFTs are used for mainly 2 reasons: To confirm clinical suspicion of potential liver injury or disease. To distinguish between hepatocellular injury (hepatic jaundice) and cholestasis (post hepatic or obstructive jaundice). Classification LFTs are classified according the functions of liver: Tests based on excretory function- Measurement of bile pigments, … Read moreLiver Function Tests
Knee Joint
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Left Coronary artery
ORIGIN Left posterior aortic sinus of ascending aorta. COURSE Posterior aortic sinus Forward Pulmonary trunk Left Left auricle BRANCHES ANTERIOR INTERVENTRICULAR BRANCH ⇒ Septal branches ⇒ Left conus artery forms arterial ring around pulmonary trunk with right conus artery ⇒ Ant ventricular branches…largest is “left diagonal artery” 2. CIRCUMFLEX BRANCH ⇒ Atrial branches ⇒ Left marginal … Read moreLeft Coronary artery
Radioisotopes
WHAT ARE ISOTOPES Elements with same atomic number (SAN) but different atomic weights (DAW). TYPES OF ISOTOPES There are two types of isotopes: Stable Isotopes Naturally occurring Do not emit radiations Identified and quantitated by mass spectrometry or nuclear magnetic resonance. Sometimes used in biochemical investigations. Unstable or Radioactive Isotopes (IMP SAQ) Nucleus unstable … Read moreRadioisotopes
Genetic code
Central Dogma Of Protein Synthesis: (By Crick) DNA ↓ m-RNA ↓ Protein Genetic Code: Dictionary of nucleotide base combinations which determine sequence of amino acids in proteins. Codon: A sequence of 3 nucleotide bases on m-RNA which codes for a single amino acid. E.g. AUG codes for methionine (Number of Codons= 4 … Read moreGenetic code
Chemical carcinogens
Responsible for 80% of all cancers Organic: Dimethyl benzanthracene, Benzo(a)pyrene Inorganic: Arsenic, Cadmium MECHANISM OF ACTION Direct acting Indirectly acting: Procarcinogen → Ultimate carcinogen (via CYP 450 enzymes) Adduct formation with Purines, Pyrimidines ⇓ Breakage of phosphodiester bonds … Read moreChemical carcinogens
Glycogenolysis
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