Anatomy
The bilaminar disc is composed of these two elements
Epiblast and hypoblast
Fe3+
The three predominant symptoms of Wernicke Encephalopathy include
Ataxia, nystagmus, confusion
STING predominantly recognizes this substrate
cfDNA within the cytosol
When RAG 1 and 2 are active, t-cells can be found in this location
Thymic Cortex
Intraembryonic coelom in the embryonic mesoderm splits the body into these two distinct regions
somatopluere and splanchnopluere
4 allele Alpha-Thalassemia completely lacks alpha globin chains in utero. Instead, they are replaced by Gamma globin chains, leading to this fatal disease.
Hydrops Fetalis
Neural tube defects
Lectin bind to this carbohydrate on microbial cell surfaces, leading to the activation of the Lectin Complement Pathway
Mannose
The gene responsible for expressing a wide range of body proteins within the thymic medulla
AIRE
This embryonic element helps dictate the longitudinal axis of the developing embryo
Notochord
Kartaganer's syndrome is a functional defect of this protein, resulting in immotile cilia and sperm
Dynein
Cholera AB toxin interferes with this type of G-alpha subunit, leading to continued production of cAMP and PKA
GiA
The two signaling proteins directly associated with TCRs
CD3 and Z (zeta) chains
When expression of CD80 and CD86 are low, this type of receptor found on T-cell will be the predominant one binding to the aforementioned molecules
CTLA-4
A screening anatomy sonogram would need to be done during these weeks of pregnancy to be most effective
16-22 weeks
The most common cause of death in those suffering from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Characterized by a defect in demoglein mediated cellular adhesion, this is the most severe form of a triad of blister causing disorders.
Paraneoplastic Pemphigus
An exogenously derived pathogen peptide can be presented to a CD8 t-lymphocyte via this type of cell
Dendritic cell
There are this many Variable domains per BCR
4
Low maternal serum AFP can be indicative of this/these disease(s)
Trisomy 18 and 21
Vitamin B12 is involved exclusively in these two reactions:
Methionine synthase (Homocysteine methyltransferase) and Methylmalonyl CoA Mutase
The only water soluble vitamin that has significant toxicity when over-ingested, leading to sensory neuropathy
PLP (Vitamin B6)
Peptides presented on MHC II can fall within this size range.
10-30 amino acids long
The total of all HLA genes obtained from one parent is known as:
HLA Haplotype