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dr.hibah
about 7 years ago
Physiology
Transplant (fetus) is tolerated and not rejected by mother, because of the following except one:?
Fetus is a transplant of foreign tissue in the mother. However transplant (fetus) is tolerated and not rejected by mother, because of the following except one:- a) placental trophoblast expresses HLA-G genes- b) Antibodies against fetal protein do not develop- c) Placental trophoblast expresses class I and II genes- d) Fas ligand on placeenta bonds T cells causes them to undergo apoptosis
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dr.hibah
about 7 years ago
Physiology
Maintained high temperature (above body temperature ) causes testicular tubular walls and causes sterility in males, that is to be prevented by:
Maintained high temperature (above body temperature ) causes testicular tubular walls and causes sterility in males, that is to be prevented by:a) keeping testes cool at 32 C by oneselfb) counter current exchange of heat and testosteronec) special arrangement of spermatic vesselsd) counter current exchange of heat between arteries and veins
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official_aimas
about 2 years ago
Physiology
body fluids includes________ and_________.
composition of body fluids
1
Solved
official_aimas
about 2 years ago
Physiology
is respiratory bronchioles the first branching of the bronchial trees
respiration[gas exchanging capabilities]
1
Solved
joan-antonate-monterola
about 2 years ago
Physiology
In what reason why Claro Recto authored the Senate Bill 438 or otherwise known as Rizal Bill of 1956?
In what reason why Claro Recto authored the Senate Bill 438 or otherwise known as Rizal Bill of 1956?
1
srmd-mhnd-th-bt-nof-n
almost 3 years ago
Physiology
Why we use iodine before thyroidectomy
Its easy to answer it if you read informations from gyuton source of general physiology
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peter-deypalubos
over 3 years ago
Physiology
How you'll write an essay about technology affecting culture?
1. A reflective essay
1
bat_ham
almost 4 years ago
Physiology
how could hormones regulate gland secretion?
how could I write a report about this subject
2
ranjan
over 4 years ago
Physiology
__________ provide strength in many directions.
- A) Ligaments- B) Dense regular connective tissues- C) Tendons- D) Dense irregular connective tissues
4
parbarti
over 4 years ago
Physiology
Red blood cell shrinkage is to ________ as cell bursting is to ________.
- a. Crenation; hemolysis- b. Lysis; crenation- c. Hypotonic; isotonic- d. Isotonic; hypotonic- e. Isotonic; hypertonic
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gangadatt
over 4 years ago
Physiology
Secretion of ADH would _______.
- A) Decrease urine output- B) Decrease glomerular filtration rate- C) Increase urine output- D) Increase glomerular filtration rate
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dr.hibah
about 7 years ago
Physiology
Maintained high temperature (above body temperature ) causes testicular tubular walls and causes sterility in males, that is to be prevented by:
Maintained high temperature (above body temperature ) causes testicular tubular walls and causes sterility in males, that is to be prevented by:a) keeping testes cool at 32 C by oneselfb) counter current exchange of heat and testosteronec) special arrangement of spermatic vesselsd) counter current exchange of heat between arteries and veins
0
dr.hibah
about 7 years ago
Physiology
Transplant (fetus) is tolerated and not rejected by mother, because of the following except one:?
Fetus is a transplant of foreign tissue in the mother. However transplant (fetus) is tolerated and not rejected by mother, because of the following except one:- a) placental trophoblast expresses HLA-G genes- b) Antibodies against fetal protein do not develop- c) Placental trophoblast expresses class I and II genes- d) Fas ligand on placeenta bonds T cells causes them to undergo apoptosis
0
fahad
over 4 years ago
Physiology
The myelin sheath consists of a(n) ________.
- A) Terminal button- B) Glial cell- C) Axon- D) Soma
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Physiology