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Question 1 Discuss the Following a) Immune response b) Immunofluorescence test and its applications
Question 2 Answer the following questions regarding malaria a) Which are the other infections that resample malarial infection b) Why thick and thin blood smear examination is done for the diagnosis of malaria c) What is quantitative buffy coat test? Why it is performed d) Which are the immunodiagnostic methods used in diagnosis of malaria
Why is the skin on worms, the gills in fish, and the lungs in humans good epithelial surfaces for respiration?
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Fixed-Dose Combinations A combination formulation of rifampin, isoniazid and pyrazinamide (Rifater) is approved by the FDA for the initial 2 months of daily anti-tuberculosis
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Describe the theory of Darwin's? Most scientists today accept the theory that living organisms have evolved according to the concept that was first proposed by Charles Darwin i
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