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16:51 Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic… Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic Abnormalities 1c 2022	Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic Abnormalities 1c 2022 MBChB year 2, Nutrition & Digestion #mbchb year 2 #nutrition and digestion #diabetes glucose diabetes test blood fasting level tolerance hba1c pre risk levels hbo glycemia normality cutoff disease complications hour haemoglobin measure From Gill Lowther 0 likes 676 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
05:03 GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise… GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise (Intro)	GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise (Intro) MBChB year 2 Nutrition and Digestion module, Metabolism week metabolism lectures programs detail point cow lecture overview pathways biochemistry production exercise fasting feeding stores carbohydrate digestion components topics query From David Apps 0 likes 639 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
19:40 GI & Liver: Metabolism Overview (2) GI & Liver: Metabolism Overview (2)	GI & Liver: Metabolism Overview (2) MBChB year 2, Nutrition & Digestion module, Metabolism week glucose gluconeogenesis glycogen triacylglycerol insulin liver breakdown acids synthesis muscle ketone protein plasma diabetes fasting starvation glucagon uptake production body From David Apps 0 likes 528 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
15:42 GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise (2) GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise (2)	GI & Liver: Feeding, Fasting and Exercise (2) MBChB year 2 Nutrition & Digestion Metabolism week glucose energy acids brain plasma concentration muscle glycogen ketone stores bodies triacylglycerol amino protein demand fasting lot tissues blood liver From David Apps 0 likes 686 plays 1 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
17:02 'Christian theology and food' - Dr… 'Christian theology and food' - Dr David Grumett	'Christian theology and food' - Dr David Grumett In this short lecture Dr David Grumett shows that food is as important in Christianity as in other religions and examines food in the Bible and Christian tradition. christian theology school of divinity dr david grumett food meat rules foods bit christians christianity church lot humans fasting theology fridays fish eating monasteries abstention diet adam animals From Rory Dunlop 0 likes 117 plays 0 Publisher Rory Dunlop, Dr David Grumett Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created May 22nd, 2020
22:54 Edinburgh University Library an introduction Edinburgh University Library an introduction	Edinburgh University Library an introduction Edinburgh University Library an introduction. Department of Animal Genetics Research Film Unit Edinburgh 1968. Directed by Eric.C.A.Lucey, reading room university of edinburgh library classification question sense library speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 speaker 6 speaker 7 speaker 4 speaker 5 service desk speaker 8 ground alphabetical documents university of edinburgh reference space periodicals system member semantics subject independence paper products eric.c.a.lucey caption complete straightforward catalog effects student stack minute fasting lucey remember shelves universe university library science thought books responsibility From Malcolm Brown 7 likes 685 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 7th, 2016

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