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This resource provides a detailed precis and critical analysis of Reid & Alonso’s landmark study, “Specificity of monosynaptic connections from thalamus to visual cortex” (Nature, 1995). The precis summarizes the experimental design, findings, and implications for feedforward models of orientation selectivity in simple cells. The critique evaluates methodological strengths, sample biases, species limitations, and the balance between thalamocortical and intracortical contributions, while su...

This resource provides a fully paraphrased and copyright‑safe version of the C5501 Immunology & Infectious Disease exam. It includes structured questions, descriptive context for figures, and detailed mechanistic answers across immunology, bacterial pathogenesis, antibiotics, and virology. The material is designed to support exam preparation, revision, and peer learning by offering clear explanations of immune responses, pathogen strategies, and therapeutic interventions. Students can use this...

This resource contains two complete, exam‑style essays written under timed conditions for the Cell Signalling & Therapeutics module (University of Sussex, Third Year). Essay 1 (HER2 breast cancer): Explains the HER2–Ras–Raf–MEK–ERK signalling cascade and how ERK activation in HER2‑positive breast cancer develops resistance to receptor‑targeted therapies. Discusses mechanisms such as receptor bypass, B‑Raf mutations, and PI3K/AKT activation. Evaluates therapeutic strategies inclu...

This resource contains two complete, exam‑ready essays written under timed conditions for the Immunology in Health & Disease module (University of Sussex, Third Year). Essay 1: Comparison of Type I and Type III hypersensitivity reactions with clinical case studies. Includes detailed analysis of two patients (Ava and Noah), with blood test results integrated in text form. Explains diagnostic reasoning, immunological mechanisms (IgE vs IgG, mast cells vs immune complexes), and clinical outcomes...

This comprehensive study resource covers Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) in detail, designed for Semester 5 medical/biotech students and anyone preparing for exams in oncology, neuroscience, or pathology. What’s inside: Complete lecture notes (Etiology, epidemiology, risk factors, glial cell types, WHO grading, molecular subtypes, signaling pathways, treatment options); Mechanistic depth (Clear explanations of temozolomide (TMZ) action, MGMT resistance, and DNA repair pathways); Targeted ther...

This document provides a comprehensive study resource on breast cancer and glioblastoma signaling, designed for semester-level coursework and exam preparation. It covers: Epidemiology & statistics (global and UK incidence/mortality); Risk factors (modifiable and non-modifiable); Diagnosis methods (clinical, imaging, histopathology).; Breast cancer subtypes (Luminal A/B, HER2+, triple-negative); Estrogen receptor biology (ERα activation, phosphorylation sites, signaling pathways); Therapies (end...

This document is a set of structured study notes summarizing the key concepts of cancer cell metabolism, focusing on how metabolic pathways are reprogrammed to support tumor growth and survival. The notes outline core cellular metabolic pathways (glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation) and contrast normal cellular metabolism with the altered metabolic phenotype observed in cancer cells. The notes also describe how oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes—including HIF-1, PI3K/...

This powerpoint has all the slides from the beginning of the module till the end, it is best used to study with chatgpt by putting it all in and letting the AI quiz you on them.

These notes offer a lecture‐by‐lecture deep dive into every topic of the module, weaving together core concepts, key findings and cutting‐edge research. They’re your one‐stop resource for Canvas quiz prep and crafting 500-word exam essays with confidence. Key Topics Covered Diagnosis, Epidemiology & Pharmacology • Definitions, DSM-5/ICD-11 vs. RDoC framework • Neuroanatomy, brain imaging, psychopharmacology (PK/PD) Risk Factors • Biopsychosocial model – genetic, environ...

This study pack contains lecture notes summarised to not only be succint but provide enough detail (both contextual and mechanistic) which are then assessed by the exam practice section. Whilst the exam practice session focuses solely on the lecture notes, difficult questions utilise knowledge obtained to dedicated textbooks or external sources. The black font shows my attempt at answering a question while the red font shows AI supported feedback, raising the answer from its achieved mark to a h...

This study pack contains lecture notes summarised to not only be succint but provide enough detail (both contextual and mechanistic) which are then assessed by the exam practice section. Whilst the exam practice session focuses solely on the lecture notes, difficult questions utilise knowledge obtained to dedicated textbooks or external sources. The black font shows my attempt at answering a question while the red font shows AI supported feedback, raising the answer from its achieved mark to a h...

This study pack begins with the lecture notes summarised to only be a summary of the important points from the lectures but also provided detailed understanding sourced from textbooks and the internet. Following, the exam practice section is divided for each lecture, where black fonts show my attempt and red fonts are corrections to my attempts. AI was used to ensure that my corrections not only make my answer as similar to a first class marking (focusing on detail but succint styles). These que...

2:1 Lecture notes on PSI including definitions, time lines (context), cases, sources, key provisions, substantial detailed information.

First Class Lecture Notes on Tort Law advanced, with definitions, cases (with facts and judgments), statutes and provisions, key information.

First Class Lecture Notes on Tort Law 1, including definitions, key cases (with facts, judgments), statutes and provisions, important reminders, advice on problem questions. Summary of module.

First Class Lecture Notes on Contract Law 2 including definitions, cases(facts, judgments), statutes, key reminders, problem question advice

First Class Lecture Notes. All topics on contract law 1, providing definitions, cases (facts, judgments), important reminders, answering a problem question.

This 1,500 word essay achieved a first in the module of Global Development Paradigms, Policy and Politics and engages with the academic literature and resources very well, demonstrated in the discussions and analysis within the essay. The essay is also written in clearly and lucidly, making it easy to read and follow, as well as organised to make it logical and coherent. The bibliography is provided at the end of the essay to make it easy to find the sources used.

This 500 word essay is easy to read and follow through, engaging well with the literature and resources to present the arguments. A bibliography has been provided at the bottom to making finding the sources easy and Harvard style references have been used throughout this academic piece and achieved a first.

This 2000 word essay engages with the core themes of the module of ethnographic research methods with focus on the book 'Unforgotten: Love and the Culture of Dementia Care in India' by Bianca Brijnath. The essay is clear and makes various independent arguments, engaging with the ethics of the monograph's research. There is a bibliography provided at the end.