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A-level 1
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American history 2
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BA Geography 4
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Biochemistry 7
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Biology 7
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Biomedical science 1
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Biomedical Science BSc 1
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Biomedical/Medicine 21
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BSc Biomedical Sciences 52
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BSc Business Management 14
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BSc Computer Science 1
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BSc Mathematics 5
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BSc Pharmacology 2
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BSc Psychology 33
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Business 1
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Chemistry 1
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Comparative literature with film studies 1
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Computer Science 2
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Dentistry/ Medicine undegraduate 53
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Economics 4
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Economics and Management BA 1
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Education 4
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English Literature 139
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Environment, Politics and Globalization 10
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French and Management 1
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French with English 8
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GCSE/A level English 2
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GCSEs and iGCSE 1
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Geography history english 3
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Health 2
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History 2
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International Management 58
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International Relations 14
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Kings College London 186
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Law LLB 196
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Linguistics 1
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LLB Law 1
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Masters in Science in Computer Science 1
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Medical Law MA 6
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Medicine 2
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MSc Financial Mathematics 14
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Neuroscience 7
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Neuroscience BSc 1
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Nursing 2
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Organisational change 1
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Pharmacy 1
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Philosophy 5
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Physics 2
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Political Economy 1
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Politics, Philosophy and Law 3
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Religion 1
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Software Development 2
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Theology 7
Popular books Kings College London (KCL)
Ellen G. Strauss, James H. Strauss • ISBN 9780123737410
A P Simester, John Spencer • ISBN 9781849467223
Caramani • ISBN 9780199574971
Andrew Dessler, Andrew E. Dessler • ISBN 9781107480674
Sir Jack Beatson, Hon. Andrew Burrows • ISBN 9780198734789
Andrew Le Sueur, Maurice Sunkin • ISBN 9780199644186
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on the cardiovascular system in relation dentistry 
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Kings College London•Dental Hygiene and Therapy
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on the cardiovascular system in relation dentistry 
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on neurotransmission in dental treatments. 
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Kings College London•Dental Hygiene and Therapy
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on neurotransmission in dental treatments. 
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on introduction to proteins. 
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Accurate and concise lecture notes on introduction to proteins. 
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Document consists of concise and accurate notes based on lectures. Includes coloured diagrams and key definitions. 
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Document consists of concise and accurate notes based on lectures. Includes coloured diagrams and key definitions. 
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Brief document on daily routine verbs and how to tell time. This will allow you to converse with others and let them know what a typical day in your life is like. For example, to say "I wake up at 9" you would say "Despierto a las nueve".
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Kings College London•spanish
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Brief document on daily routine verbs and how to tell time. This will allow you to converse with others and let them know what a typical day in your life is like. For example, to say "I wake up at 9" you would say "Despierto a las nueve".
This essay focuses on the contents of The genetics of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL). There may be some additional reading. CLL is the most common leukaemia in the western world with an increasing prevalence due to early diagnosis and an increased survival because of better treatment. There is some family association.CLL is associated with a malignancy of B cells. It is diagnosed in blood by an abnormal raised white cell count and a bone marrow packed with it.
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Kings College London•Cancer genetics
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This essay focuses on the contents of The genetics of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL). There may be some additional reading. CLL is the most common leukaemia in the western world with an increasing prevalence due to early diagnosis and an increased survival because of better treatment. There is some family association.CLL is associated with a malignancy of B cells. It is diagnosed in blood by an abnormal raised white cell count and a bone marrow packed with it.
This essay focuses on the contents of Uncovering the cancer genome. There may also be some additional readings. Cancer is a common complex disease, caused by a mix of the environment and genetics. Hereditary cancers are rare types of cancers that account for 5 to 10% of all cancer cases. Examples include the autosomal dominant Lynch syndrome which is associates with an increased risk of colorectal cancer and the autosomal recessive Fanconi Anaemia which increases the risk of leukaemia. Sporadic ...
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This essay focuses on the contents of Uncovering the cancer genome. There may also be some additional readings. Cancer is a common complex disease, caused by a mix of the environment and genetics. Hereditary cancers are rare types of cancers that account for 5 to 10% of all cancer cases. Examples include the autosomal dominant Lynch syndrome which is associates with an increased risk of colorectal cancer and the autosomal recessive Fanconi Anaemia which increases the risk of leukaemia. Sporadic ...
This essay focuses on the contents of Genetics of leukaemia. There are four types of leukaemia, they are characterised by the cell type affected, either myeloid or lymphoid cells, and the clinical presentation, acute leukaemia typically presents with a very short history of rapidly progressing symptoms and chronic leukaemia presents with long history of very slowly progressive symptoms. Acute leukaemia are often considered curable conditions whereas chronic leukaemia are generally not, though re...
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This essay focuses on the contents of Genetics of leukaemia. There are four types of leukaemia, they are characterised by the cell type affected, either myeloid or lymphoid cells, and the clinical presentation, acute leukaemia typically presents with a very short history of rapidly progressing symptoms and chronic leukaemia presents with long history of very slowly progressive symptoms. Acute leukaemia are often considered curable conditions whereas chronic leukaemia are generally not, though re...
This essay focuses on the inherited cancer syndromes. Some examples include Lynch syndrome, familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), BRCA1/2 related disease, multiple endocrine neoplasia and Li-Fraumeni syndrome. Lynch syndrome is caused by impaired DNA repair, FAP is caused by a faulty TSG, BRCA1/2 related disease is caused by impaired double stranded break repair and Li-Fraumeni syndrome is associated with TP53 defects.
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Kings College London•Cancer genetics
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This essay focuses on the inherited cancer syndromes. Some examples include Lynch syndrome, familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), BRCA1/2 related disease, multiple endocrine neoplasia and Li-Fraumeni syndrome. Lynch syndrome is caused by impaired DNA repair, FAP is caused by a faulty TSG, BRCA1/2 related disease is caused by impaired double stranded break repair and Li-Fraumeni syndrome is associated with TP53 defects.
Lecture one focuses on the Mechanisms of carcinogenesis. The lifetime risk for any individual to develop cancer is 50%. 38% of these cases are preventable, including melanoma, lung cancer and breast cancer. 15% of cancer cases are related to smoking and 3%-10% are related to obesity. Predisposing factors to cancer include toxins, inflammation and immunity, genetic mutations, hormones and ethnicity. Risk factors include occupation, family and medical history, age, gender, ethnicity, genes, immuni...
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Lecture one focuses on the Mechanisms of carcinogenesis. The lifetime risk for any individual to develop cancer is 50%. 38% of these cases are preventable, including melanoma, lung cancer and breast cancer. 15% of cancer cases are related to smoking and 3%-10% are related to obesity. Predisposing factors to cancer include toxins, inflammation and immunity, genetic mutations, hormones and ethnicity. Risk factors include occupation, family and medical history, age, gender, ethnicity, genes, immuni...