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1) Cystic fibrosis is due to a defect in a pump of the cell membrane. Discuss the causes and treatments of this disease.
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- A nuclear power plant employee, 20 years old, was entered the hospital with a diagnosis of "acute radiation sickness". In the analysis of blood, a decrease of all the blood elements was found. Questions: 1. What is the cause of the blood cell damage? 2. What other causes can lead to cell damage? 3. What mechanism of cell damage is the leading one in this case? 4. List the other possible mechanisms of cell damage. 5. Is it possible to restore the number of blood cells in this case? If so, how? 6. What compensatory mechanisms during cell damage do you know? 7. Indicate the principles of correction of cell damage.Beta- lactam drugs by inhibiting formation of the plasma membrane. a) true b) falseWith hypoxia, which of the following are involved in cell death: 1) decreased intracellular sodium 2) increased pumping of sodium 3) increased diffusion of sodium 4) increased diffusion of water 5) decreased pumping of water
- Identify and name the disease in which the patient’s cells lose the property of contact inhibition. State its possible causes and explain any three methods to accurately detect the pathological and physiological changes that take place due to the disease in living tissues.please help fill in this CER :)(1) List the following histological findings of atherosclerotic disease in order from least severe to most severe i. 11. Rupture leading to haemorrhage or thrombosis Accumulation of small extracellular lipid pools Fibrotic/calcific layers V. iv. Predominant intracellular lipid accumulation Extracellular lipid core vi b) iv iv →ii → v→ iii → i viiiiii →iviii c) iv d) iiiviii vi e) iviiiii vi
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