Two healthy people have a child expressing a genetic condition caused by a dominant allele. What can you conclude about this situation?

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The causes of ACTH-independent Cushing syndrome include following, EXCEPT? 

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Congenital defects in the enzymes lead to deficient cortisol secretion and the syndrome of congenital adrenal hyperplasia. A cause of severe congenital adrenal hyperplasia in newborns is a loss of function mutation of the gene for the: 

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Gonadal and adrenocortical steroids are of following types, EXCEPT? 

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Which of the following represents the correct sequential pathway for aldosterone synthesis from cholesterol, based on the enzyme-catalyzed steps?

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A newborn is diagnosed with 21β-hydroxylase deficiency. Which of the following downstream consequences is most likely due to impaired glucocorticoid production during fetal life?

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Following statements are regarding thyroid hormone biosynthesis?

I. The basolateral membranes of thyrocytes facing the capillaries contain a antiporter that transports two Na⁺ ions and one I^– ion into the cell with each cycle, against the electrochemical gradient for I^–.

II. Na⁺/I^– symporter (NIS) is capable of producing intracellular I^– concentrations that are 20–40 times as great as the concentration in plasma.

III. TSH induces both NIS expression and the retention of NIS in the basolateral membrane, where it can mediate sustained iodide uptake.