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Does someone have a way to remember the specific structure of different pathogens? i.e. specific structures of protozoans, viruses, bacteria, fungi, prions etc etc?

i know, that's what i said :P clonal expansion is for B cells :P I meant if B cells have a way to cause T cells to react

Don't forget the potential role of macrophages in activating helper t cells to release interleukin, which then active B cellz ^_^

hmm. I never thought of that. Don't B cells have a way to communicate with the T cells? (idk) I know that interleukin released by helper T-cells causes clonal expansion. Doesn't the B cell have a similar mechanism to cause T cells to react somehow too? :/

Thank you <3 I just don't see the significance between boveri and sutton :haha: they didn't seem to do much in my eyes. idk :(

I think we do need to know it. When a dormant b cell is activated by an antigen it binds to, it then goes to a lymph and undergoes clonal expansion where it produces heaps of plasma b cells specific to that antigen, which is then released into the blood stream to offer humoral immunity. The...

Anatomy? As in... memorising bones? No thanks. I personally don't like studying diseases. Mechanisms of how the body responds to diseases is more what interests me. Who cares about small pox, pshhh :P

I would love it if they could have an extended on the three lines of defence, or specifically t and b cells. That's probably my favourite part of this entire course. I haven't properly gone through epidemeology yet. going through it now. yay!

*shudders* I think i'm okay with genetics, it's just the history sort of things I suck at. I really suck at the collaboration questions i.e. watson and crick, wilkins and franklin. If i get a question about that, i'm a goner. As well as Sutton and Boveri. I still don't understand what tehy...

Genetics? What's that?

I like the ear. i'm hoping for a question on it. I just can't seem to remember the technology associated with it :P

Re: The p00n thread I think if I can nail my optional for chem and bio, plus study for english and practice math, i should be okay. I just need to practice my bio and math, and i haven't started english at all. how does one study hamlet. plz halp

actually, I realise that they're both in group one. Group one is... +1 wat. LOL. IM SO LOST AGAIN D:

watching now :) thank you! I thought Potassium ions were negative for some reason, and that sodium was positive :\

But... if it opens it's sodium channels, it's more positive in the cell. and if it opens it's potassium channels, and potassium flows out, doesn't the cell just become super positive?

Re: The p00n thread HSC in a week. Need to study. I haven't done shit this past week. I think I don't care anymore :(

I'm so fucked if they do. If they ask for a diagram of it, i'm done. LOL. As far as I know, it has something to do with sodium and potassium. and that's it. tymtostudy/10

I think there will defs be a question between the appropriateness of various hearing technologies i.e. when you use a cochlear implant, or a hearing aid. Also, there'll totes be a question on the brain and the structure of it. I think the cataract surgery questions are overused, and they may...

i bet the paper will be relatively straight forward with strict marking

really? We were never given that option at my school. At my school, the girls who I know who do it had to apply for it or something :/