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1. Introduction 2. Carbohydrates 3. Classification of Carbohydrates 4. Monosaccharides 5. Glucose 6. Fructose 7. Oligosaccharides 8. Sucrose 9. Polysaccharides 10. Glycogen 11. Proteins 12. Classification of Proteins 13. Albumins 14. Glycoproteins 15. Amino Acids 16. Essential Amino Acids 17. Non-essential Amino Acids 18. Lipids 19. Classification of Lipids 20. Fats 21. Oils 22. Waxes 23. Steroids 24. Lecithins 25. Cephalins 26. Glycolipids 27. Cholesterol 28. Prostaglandins 29. Enzymes 30. Nomenclature of Enzymes 31. Classification of Enzymes 32. Properties of Enzymes 33. Mechanism of Enzyme Action 34. Digestion 35. Role of Enzymes in Carbohydrate Digestion 36. Role of Enzymes in Protein Digestion 37. Role of Enzymes in Fat Digestion 38. Absorption 39. Absorption of Carbohydrates 40. Absorption of Proteins 41. Absorption of Lipids 42. Carbohydrate Metabolism 43. Glycogenesis 44. Glycogenolysis 45. Glycolysis 46. Krebs Cycle 47. Protein Metabolism 48. Deamination 49. Transamination 50. Urea Cycle 51. Lipid Metabolism 52.b- Oxidation 53. Respiratory Pigments 54. Oxygen Transport 55. CO2Transport 56. Chloride Shift 57. Anaerobiosis 58. Respiratory Quotient 59. Heartbeat and Cardiac Cycle 60. Origin and Conduction of Heartbeat 61. Cardiac Rhythm 62. Electrocardiogram 63. Blood Pressure 64. Heart Diseases 65. Angiogram 66. Excretion 67. Excretory Products 68. Kidney of Man 69. Nephron 70. Urine 71. Urine Formation 72. Hair-pin Counter Current System 73. Nephritis 74. Dialysis 75. Types of Muscles 76. Ultra Structure of Skeletal Muscle 77. Properties of Skeletal Muscles 78. Muscle Tetanus 79. Muscle Fatigue 80.Muscle Contraction 81. Neuron 82. Conduction of Nerve Impulse 83. Conduction of Impulse through Non-myelinated Neuron 84. Conduction of Impulse in Myelinated Neurons (Saltatory Conduction) 85. Synapse 86. Conduction of Impulse through Synapse 87. Neuromuscular Junction 88. Neuromuscular Impulse Transmission 89. Neurotransmitters 90. Endocrine System 91. Pituitary Gland 92. Growth Hormone 93. Gigantism 94. Acromegaly 95. Dwarfism 96. Adreno Corticotropic Hormone or ACTH97.Thyroid Stimulating Hormone or TSH 98.Follicle Stimulating Hormone or FSH 99.Luteinising Hormone (LH) or Interstitial Cell Stimulating Hormone (ICSH) 100.Prolactin or Luteotropic Hormone (LTH) 101.Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone (MSH) 102.Vasopressin or Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) 103.Oxytocin 104.Pituitary as a Master Gland 105.Thyroid gland 106.Thyroxine 107.Thyrocalcitonin 108.Triiodothyronine 109.Cretinism 110.Myxedema 111.Exophthalmic Goitre (Grave’s disease) 112.Parathyroid Glands 113.Adrenal Gland 114.Glucocorticoids 115.Mineralocorticoids 116.Addison’s Disease 117.Cushing’s Syndrome 118.Adrenaline 119.Noradrenaline 120.Pancreas 121.Insulin 122.Diabetes 123.Diabetes Mellitus 124.Glucagon 125.Testis as an Endocrine Gland 126.Androgen 127.Ovary as an Endocrine Gland 128.Oestrogen 129.Progesterone 130.Graafian Follicle 131.Menstrual Cycle 132.Menopause 133.Pregnancy 134.Hormonal Control of Pregnancy 135.Lactation 136.Hormonal Control of Lactation 137.Parturition 138.Hormonal Control of Reproductive Cycle University Question