Immunodeficiency and Omenn syndrome

Immunodeficiency

X-Linked Immunodeficiency with Hyper Immunoglobulin M Hyper-IgM was the initial term for the condition (HIGM). The most frequent type (XHIGM or HGM1), on the other hand, is passed down as an X-linked recessive characteristic. On activated T cells, people with HIGM lack a functional CD40 ligand (CD40L). Switching between antibody classes necessitates CD40L activation. These … Read more

Pharmacognosy-2 all unit questions bank b pharmacy

Pharmacognosy all unit important questions

Pharmacognosy-2 Question Bank- IIB.Pharm (V Sem) Pharmacognosy Questions bank released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. UNIT I Pharmacognosy Questions bank 10 marks Explain different methods for elucidation of biosynthetic pathways 5 marks Write a note … Read more

Pharmacology-2 All unit Questions B phrm 5sem

Pharmacology all unit important questions

Pharmacology-2 All unit Questions Bank 5th semester B pharmacy Pharmacology All unit questions (question bank) released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. Pharmacology-2 B pharmacy 5th-semester QUESTION BANK Classify antihypertensive drugs with examples. Describe the pharmacology … Read more

Pharmaceutical jurisprudence question bank (b-pharm v-sem)

Pharmaceutical jurisprudence question bank

Pharmaceutical jurisprudence question bank B pharmacy semester 5 Pharmaceutical jurisprudence question bank released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. UNIT-I Pharmaceutical jurisprudence question bank Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and its rules 1945 🙁 10+5+2) Long … Read more

Medicinal chemistry-2 Question bank 5sem B pharm

Medicinal chemistry question bank

Medicinal chemistry-2 question bank released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. Medicinal chemistry-2 Question bank B pharmacy semester 5 10 MARKS QUESTIONS Medicinal chemistry-2 Question bank What are antineoplastic agents? Classify them with example? Discus the … Read more

Industrial Pharmacy B pharm 5th sem Question Bank

Industrial Pharmacy B pharmacy 5th semester Question Bank Industrial Pharmacy Question Bank released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. Chapter/Module: PREFORMULATION AND TABLETS Industrial Pharmacy Question Bank 10 marks: (A) With a neat labeled diagram, explain … Read more

Pharmaceutical regulatory sciences question bank

Pharmaceutical regulatory sciences

Pharmaceutical regulatory sciences question bank Semester-8 B pharmacy Pharmaceutical regulatory sciences question bank released by rguhs Bangalore. It contains all the important questions according to PCI syllabus, also contains all the questions in 10, 5, and 2 marks format. Long Essays 10M Pharmaceutical regulatory sciences question bank Explain in detail on DMF system in India … Read more

Toxic shock syndrome and tampon use

What are tampons—and how are they used? Tampons are one way to absorb menstrual flow when you’re on your period. Tampons can be used with or without an applicator to enter into the vaginal canal.Tampons are regulated as medical devices by the FDA, which may surprise you. Tampons approved by the FDA are intended to … Read more

Toxic shock syndrome and treatment

The tampon is made of highly absorbent polyacrylate, which concentrated water, magnesium, iron, and oxygen and enhanced the growth of Staphylococcus or Streptococcus, which are part of the normal vaginal flora. Increased magnesium concentrations triggered the production of TSST-1 or SPE-A. During tampon removal, the vaginal wall is often torn allowing TSST-1 and SPE-A direct … Read more

Agents that block t cell receptor antigen-presenting cell interactions

TCR (T Cell Receptor) or co-stimulatory molecule interactions with APC receptors are disrupted or prevented by biotechnology-derived immunotherapeutic drugs. In this diagram, monoclonal antibodies and fusion proteins that stop T cells from activating are displayed given below figure. Blockade of T Cell Receptor Interactions Monoclonal antibodies made in the lab (muromomab, teplizumab, and visilizumab) bind … Read more