University of Brighton (UOB)

Summary of movement disorders, classified as hyperkinetic jerky or non-jerky, and hypokinetic focusing on Parkinson's Disease. Includes examples of each movement disorder and the pathophysiology behind them. In depth pathophysiology, complications and management of Parkinson's Disease with pictures and diagrams.

These notes provide indepth information about the mechanism of action of anti-arrthymictics for atrial fibrillation

These notes provide an indepth information for atrial fibrillation for pharmacy students

These notes provide you an indepth for atrial fibrillation for pharmacy students

These lecture notes provide a overview of the coagulation cascade which forms the basis of anti-coagulants in atrial fibrillation.

Lecture notes for coaculation cascade background for atrial fibrillation topic

Lecture notes for the first topic of PY365

content: 1) purpose of spectroscopy 2) wave properties 3) light as a particle 4) light as a wave 5) particles and energy 6) spectroscopy - principles' 7) energy levels and spectra 8) qualitative analysis - identification 9) quantitative analysis 10) absorption and transmittance 11) Beer's Law

content: 1) centrifugation of blood 2) centrifugation 3)Revolution per minute (RPM) vs Relative centrifugal field (RCF) 4) Relative centrifugal field 5) Rotor types 6) Types of centrifuges 7)Types of centrifugation 8) Sucrose density gradient centrifugation to isolate polysome 9) Isopycnic density gradient centrifugation 10) Centrifuge failures

Content: 1) Hematopoiesis 2) microenvironment - growth factor 3)cells of innate immune system 4) cells of the adaptive immune system 5) functions of innate immune cells 6) functions of adaptive immune cells