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4. ......... T cell would not be produced after injection of pneumococcal polysaccharide.
8. ......... immunization is used when there is not enough time to induce active protective immunity.
10. Peptide hormone has ......... receptor.
13. Atrial ......... is likely a diagnosis of an ECG showing no P waves and irregular rhythm.
14. During fasting state, liver will increase ......... secretion.
15. Atrial ......... is a saw-tooth pattern of ECG with an atrial rate of at least 300 per minute.
16. Immunoglobulin isotype switching is a DNA ........ event.
17. ......... initiates synthesis of short RNA molecule that is essential for priming of DNA.
18. The sabin oral polio vaccine and the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine are examples of ......... virus vaccine.
20. Contraction of this muscles is most important for causing forceful expiration.
21. Cardiac ........ is a cardiac marker which raised within 4-6 hours after onset of chest pain and elevated for up to 10 days.

1. ........ is an enzyme that is liberated in pancreatic exocrine dysfunction.
2. ............ form when activated macrophages are not able to completely eliminate vascular pathogen.
3. ......... graft rejection can be caused by natural anti-B antibodies in the recipient binding to B antigen on the red blood cell.
5. A neuromuscular disorder that causes respiratory acidosis.
6. Blood flow velocity is lowest in this parts of circulation.
7. A condition found in 3-5 weeks old babies in which the patient suffers from profuse and projectile vomiting leading to metabolic alkalosis.
9. Immunological ignorance due to antigen ......... is another mechanism of T cell tolerance.
11. Transplanted corneas do not have to be MHC matched because they have no blood ............
12. Glucose could be synthesized from glycogen through this process.
19. Skeletal muscle contraction is excited when the intracellular concentration of this ion rises above a critical level in the sarcoplasm of the muscle.