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Question 1) What is megalobastic anemia? Discuss briefly its lab diagnosis. How would you differentiate megaloblastic anemia from other anemias?
Question 2) What is hemoglobin S? List the tests used for the detection of hemoglobin S. How would you assure quality in these tests?
Question 3) Discuss hemoglobin electrophoresis in detail. Add a note on applications of hemoglobin electrophoresis. What are the precautions you may take while performing the test?
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Determination of Neural Ectoderm by Induction Earlier you know that the dorsal mesoderm induces the ectoderm to differentiate into neural tissue. Spemann and his co-workers co
Portal Hypertension: If you review the portal circulation you may recall that normal blood flow to and from the liver depends on proper functioning of the portal vein, the he
Are sperms being attacked by the body since they are foreign?
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Munch Pressure Flow Model Munch, a German plant physiologist, proposed in 1930, a simple physical model which can be tested in the laboratory for the mechanism of phloem trans
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