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| | 08/04/03 - 09:04 AM  
 
   
 
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Which are the main regulatory enzymes of hexose monophosphate pathway?
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| neva
| | 08/04/03 - 10:57 AM  
 
   
 
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The answer is: 35 y.o. AA male has a FLU , and took some OTC med, after which he presents in your office w/ jaundice, dark urine and back pain. Unconjugated bilirubin is elevated. Peripheral blood smear- normocytic nonspherocytic anemia, and there are Heinz bodies seen in some RBCs. Deficiency of which enzyme is most likely related to this episode?
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| neva
| | 08/04/03 - 11:12 AM  
 
   
 
|   #3 |
Truly sorry, no dark urine. Uconjugated billirubin is not water soluble and therefore is not going to end up in the urine :oops:
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/10/03 - 01:34 PM  
 
   
 
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hmm.. yeah , good concept .. only an increase of indirect bilirubin ..intravascular hemololysis . can anyone tell me the other conditions where there is intravascular hemolysis ? 4 in all
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/10/03 - 01:41 PM  
 
   
 
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G-6-PD deficiency, TTP, DIC, paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), hemolytic anemia due to prosthetic cardiac valves... :?:
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| | 08/10/03 - 02:34 PM  
 
   
 
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way to go ...!!!!!!! also autoimmune hemolytic anaemia .. i think its the cold type . how do you differentiate ITP from TTP in a peripheral smear ?
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/10/03 - 03:36 PM  
 
   
 
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ITP - Thrombocytopenia with megathrombocytes - enlarged immature platelets TTP - Thrombocytopenia and schistocytes, reticulocytes As for hemolysis in cold AIHA, I thought that it was extravascular, in a liver mostly... ::very_confused:: I could be wrong though, need to look it up :icon_study:
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/10/03 - 04:30 PM  
 
   
 
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bang on target !!!!!! are you like taking ur exam tomm or something ? yeah , i always get confused on the warm or cold AIHA .. i think ur right !
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/10/03 - 05:28 PM  
 
   
 
|   #9 |
No, in two weeks What about yourself?
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/11/03 - 01:39 PM  
 
   
 
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ur ready to rock !!! me .. sept 17th .. still rusty on lotta boichem and physio
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/11/03 - 01:55 PM  
 
   
 
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You still got time You'll be just fine, I am sure. How about pharm? It is my biggest headache... Do you have any questions to share? Kaplan Q-bank has very few ... surprisingly.
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/11/03 - 02:32 PM  
 
   
 
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i think ..pharm is pretty k ....beside that freaking ioniszing and protonted chapter.. im having trouble in genetics and physio.. will be happy to VIVA you sometime in pharm ?
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/11/03 - 04:34 PM  
 
   
 
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There is a very unfortunate woman lives (or lived) somewhere. Her mother was a carrier for mutant allele of HRTP gene and father was genotypically normal. The woman suffers from Lesch-Nyhan Disease. What genetic phenomenon could be responsible for disease symptoms in female that should have been just another asymptomatic carrier?
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/11/03 - 06:08 PM  
 
   
 
|   #14 |
k .. im just gonna take a chance on this one....but is it that unfortunatley the' sweet ' X chromosome was inactivated ..leaving the nasty X chromosome ...'manifesting heterozygotes '
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/11/03 - 06:41 PM  
 
   
 
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Yes, she was unfortunate enough to have most of her "good" chromosomes, meaning carrying normal allele, inactivated. Here's another one, more of a molecular biology: They are describing the process of eukaryotic gene cloning, some particular gene, and its product is Western blotted and probed with radioactive DNA, which gives a positive result. Which of the following is least likely to be a product of that gene? a. CREB B. steroid receptor c. RNA polymerase d. proteine kinase A E. SP-1
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/11/03 - 09:11 PM  
 
   
 
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good qn ..uve got me hangin....d seems like the only one thats not directly involved but then again creb and protein kinsae are both invld in glucagon ..
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/11/03 - 09:13 PM  
 
   
 
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there is a defect in the 'homeobox ' whixh leads to K Wallenburg syndrome ... which gene has the pathology ?
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/11/03 - 09:23 PM  
 
   
 
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Rajeev, Protein kinase A does not actually bind to DNA, so you can figure it out from here... PAX gene mutation - Klein Waardenburg syndrome- bunch of abnormalities...
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/12/03 - 12:45 AM  
 
   
 
|   #19 |
You 're right, it is choice d 
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/12/03 - 12:24 PM  
 
   
 
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qn .. Yulia is molecular biologist and is deriving mRNA from a tissue expressing a gene to form a cDNA library , her lab is on low supply of an enzyme need ing to carry out the 'recombinant tecnique so she calls her friend rajeev who works at a loacal pharm firm and orders 2 cases of an enzyme .. WHAT ENZYME DID SHE ORDER IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT FORMING A cDNA LIBRABRY ?
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/12/03 - 12:25 PM  
 
   
 
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AWESOME ... CAN YOU TELL ME THE DRUG THAT WOULD ALSO COZ SIMMILAR EFFECTS .... CONTRA IN PREGNANCY ???
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/12/03 - 01:16 PM  
 
   
 
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Yulia (the molecular biologist one) is going to need some RNA dependent DNA polymerase - AKA reverse transcriptase The other one - I admit I do not know, and my guess would be methotrexate ::very_confused:: And if am wrong, could you give me some choices please? :oops:
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| Yulia Forum Elite
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| | 08/12/03 - 02:43 PM  
 
   
 
|   #23 |
It is not exactly about biochemistry, I just need your opinion here. I am going to conduct a large study to assess the course of type 2 DM under the influence of different environmental factors. I will have 2 large groups, I'll get volunteers from all over the world. First group is going to be a control group, and the second one is going to have all kinds of attention available. I will put them on calorie-salt- restricted diet, they will be getting organic food only, I will make them exercise every day (may be), and I will educate their family and friends about Diabetes. And in two years I will compare the complications of diabetes rates in two groups. What do you think about my study design?
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| | 08/12/03 - 02:46 PM  
 
   
 
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absolutely right !!!!! yulia the 'molecular bilogist ' would need some RT . im sorry , i shoulda worded the Qn better.. what i meant was simm effects to a 'homeodomain screwup ' in pregnanacy .... isotretintoin for 'acne ' so remember b'fore starting a woman in the reproductive age on this drug .. always order a pregnancy test just to make sure shes not pregnant !
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| rajeev Forum Junior
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| | 08/12/03 - 02:55 PM  
 
   
 
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pt has his dna assesed in a folate meduim which shows long arms resembling x .. he has a family h/o of mental retardation and huge testis where is the pathology located a. introns b. 5' UTR c.3'UTR d. shine dalgarno sequence e. promoter
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