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DNA molecule Correct Answer-double helix structure provides a code for all the body's proteins DNA - 4 nitrogenous bases Correct Answer-adenine cytosine guanine thymine mutation Correct Answer-any inherited alteration of genetic material Base Pair substitution mutation Correct Answer-one base pair is replaced by another frame shift mutation Correct Answer-insertion or deletion of one or more base pairs (not a multiple of 3) to the DNA molecule can greatly alter the resulting am...

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What do CD4/helper T cells do? - Activate macrophages, B-cells, cytotoxic T-cells, and other CD4 cells What is released by Th1 and what does it do? - Releases IL2 and activates cytotoxic Tcells What does CD4 bind to? - MCHII What is released by Th2 and what does it do? - Releases IL4 and binds to B cells and activates them What does CD8 bind to? - MHC1 Humoral immunity involves what cells? - B cells

A defect in the coagulation process which results in the prolongation of the PT and/or PTT; increases risk of bleeding in most instances Correct Answer-What is a coagulopathy? No Correct Answer-Does a deficiency in Hageman Factor (Factor XII) increase bleeding risk? Joint bleeding; tissue hematomas; large, spontaneous, centrally located Correct Answer-What are the clinical manifestations of a bleed from a coagulopathy? A decrease in the total number of platelets; numerous etiologies Cor...

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HIV 1 and HIV 2 Correct Answer-What are the two types of HIV? HIV 1 Correct Answer-Which type of HIV is the most common? Western Africa Correct Answer-Where is HIV 2 mainly seen? There is one gene that is different between the two viruses. This difference makes HIV 2 much less virulent and is not as easily transmitted. Correct Answer-What is the difference between HIV 1 and HIV2? Viral envelope Correct Answer-What is HIV covered with? gp 120 Correct Answer-What is the protein prot...

Anaplasia Correct Answer-Loss of cellular differentiation Benign tumors are Correct Answer-Non cancerous cells Leukemia Correct Answer-Blood condition of white cells (leukocytes); malignant (cancerous) condition. Cancer Cells (What do they do?) Correct Answer-Cells that Ignore signals that instruct normal cells to stop cellular division and trigger apoptosis. Benign tumor characteristics Correct Answer-Non-malignant new growth. They do not spread to locally or distant sites. They a...

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