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Genetics Anatomy Biochemistry BehaviouralScience
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What's inside (19 slides, ~15 minutes)
The deck uses a deep navy + sky blue + mint + amber palette, with dark header bars, accent-colored section dividers, and structured info boxes throughout.
| Slide | Content |
|---|---|
| 1 | Title slide |
| 2 | Lecture roadmap (4-quadrant overview) |
| 3 | Section divider — Genetics |
| 4 | Heritability & twin studies (ACE model + heritability table for 6 disorders) |
| 5 | GWAS, polygenic risk scores, and 5 candidate gene cards (COMT, MAOA, 5-HTTLPR, DISC1, BDNF) |
| 6 | Epigenetics + Gene×Environment interaction (Caspi studies, NR3C1, diathesis-stress) |
| 7 | Section divider — Neuroanatomy |
| 8 | Limbic system (amygdala, hippocampus, ACC, hypothalamus — colour-coded cards) |
| 9 | PFC (DLPFC, VMPFC, OFC) + Basal ganglia (NAc, striatum, DBS targets) |
| 10 | HPA axis cascade diagram + chronic stress effects on brain |
| 11 | Section divider — Biochemistry |
| 12 | Monoamines: DA, 5-HT, NE — synthesis pathways, circuits, behaviours, disorders |
| 13 | Receptor pharmacology (ionotropic vs GPCR) + second messenger cascades (cAMP/PKA, MAPK, mTOR) |
| 14 | Section divider — Clinical Integration |
| 15 | 4-disorder integration table (Schizophrenia, MDD, Anxiety/PTSD, Addiction) |
| 16 | Epigenetics as therapeutic target (HDAC inhibitors, DNMT inhibitors, BET inhibitors, miRNA) |
| 17 | 5 key take-aways |
| 18 | References (Kaplan & Sadock, Stahl, Emery's, Blumenfeld, Caspi, PGC Lancet 2013) |
| 19 | Closing quote slide |
Create a companion PDF with detailed neurotransmitter receptor diagrams
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Neurotransmitter Receptor Diagrams CompanionPDF
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What's inside the PDF (11 pages, A4)
8 original programmatic diagrams, each with a full annotation section sourced from Kaplan & Sadock, Kandel, Stahl, and Guyton & Hall:
| Fig. | Diagram | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | GPCR / 7-TM Receptor | All 7 helices labeled, ECL/ICL loops, ligand pocket, Gα/β/γ subunits, effector arrow |
| 2 | NMDA Receptor | 4-subunit tetramer, Mg²⁺ block in pore, glutamate/glycine/Zn²⁺/PCP binding sites, Ca²⁺ influx → LTP |
| 3 | GABA-A / Benzodiazepine Complex | 5-subunit pentamer (2α·2β·1γ), GABA site at α/β, BDZ site at α/γ, barbiturate TM site, Cl⁻ pore |
| 4 | Dopamine D1 vs D2 Signalling | Side-by-side cascades: D1→Gs→AC→cAMP→PKA→CREB vs D2→Gi→AC↓→K⁺↑/Ca²⁺↓ |
| 5 | Serotonin Receptor Map | All 8 major subtypes arranged by Gi/Gq/Gs/ionotropic class with clinical links |
| 6 | Norepinephrine α1/α2/β1/β2 | Receptor subtypes from locus coeruleus, second messenger cascades, drug annotations |
| 7 | Second Messenger Cascades | Three parallel pathways: cAMP/PKA, Gq/PKC, MAPK/ERK — all converging on gene expression |
| 8 | Chemical Synapse Anatomy | Full lifecycle: vesicle packaging → exocytosis → receptor binding → DAT/SERT reuptake → MAO degradation → autoreceptor feedback |
Plus a master reference table summarising all 6 major neurotransmitter systems (NT, synthesis enzyme, receptors, functions, drug targets).
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The PDF exists and just rebuilt successfully (41 KB). Here is the direct download link:
Neurotransmitter Receptor Diagrams CompanionPDF
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And your presentation is here as well:
Genetics Anatomy Biochemistry BehaviouralScience
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Both files are in the same folder. Click the links above to download them. If the PDF link still does not work on your end, let me know and I can try converting it to a different format or packaging both files into a ZIP.
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Great! Let me know if you need anything else — edits to the slides, additional diagrams, a quiz/flashcard set based on the content, or anything else. Happy to help!
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Both files are now in PDF format — fully compatible with iPad:
Presentation slides (19 slides as PDF):
Genetics Anatomy Biochemistry BehaviouralScience SLIDES
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Companion receptor diagrams PDF:
Neurotransmitter Receptor Diagrams CompanionPDF
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Both will open directly in Safari, Files app, or any PDF reader on your iPad (including Books, GoodNotes, Notability, etc.).
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Please try these updated versions:
Presentation slides:
Genetics Anatomy Biochemistry BehaviouralScience SLIDES v2
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Companion receptor diagrams:
Neurotransmitter Receptor Diagrams CompanionPDF v2
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If these still don't open, could you tell me:
- Which app are you trying to open them in? (Safari, Files, GoodNotes, etc.)
- What exact error does iPad show? ("Unsupported file type", "Cannot open", etc.)
That will help me pinpoint whether it's a format, encoding, or file-serving issue.
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That "Unsupported file type" error is actually coming from this chat interface itself — the file download link is not being served with the correct MIME type, so the iPad browser rejects it before even trying to open it. The PDF files themselves are valid.
The simplest workaround:
- On your iPad, open Safari
- Tap and hold the download link
- Tap "Download Linked File" — it will save to your Files app
- Open the Files app → Downloads folder → tap the PDF
Or try this direct approach:
- Open the link in Safari
- Tap the Share button (box with arrow) at the top
- Tap "Open in Books" or "Open in Adobe Acrobat"
If you want an alternative that definitely opens on iPad without downloading:
I can convert everything into a single HTML file — it opens directly in Safari with no download needed, looks identical to the PDF, and is fully readable on iPad. Want me to do that instead?
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