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5-year-old boy suffers from a condition characterized by recurrent fungal and viral infections, thymic
hypoplasia, tetany, and abnormal facies. Serum levels of immunoglobulins are mildly depressed, and lymph node biopsy shows lymphocyte depletion of T-dependent areas. Which of the following is the underlying pathogenetic mechanism?

A. Developmental defect of the third/fourth pharyngeal pouches

B. In utero infection by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
C.Mutations of an autosomal gene encoding adenosine deaminase
D.Mutations of an X-linked gene coding for a cytokine receptor subunit
E. Mutations of an X-linked gene coding for a tyrosine kinase


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  #2

A-------->Developmental defect of the third/fourth pharyngeal pouches


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  #3

A, its digeorge syndrome.

  #4

a too. Is there any trick?

  #5

A, recurrent infections+hypocalcemia--> Digeorge.

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  #6

correct

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  #7

A, digeorge syndrome

  #8

it must be A.

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