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#Question id: 1413


Which of the following is a feature that defines a cell dying in response to tissue damage (necrosis)?

#Biochemistry
  1. Mild convolution, Chromatin compaction and margination.

  2. Condensation of cytoplasm.

  3. phagocytosis of the dying cell by another cell.

  4. creates holes in the plasma membrane, causing leakage of intracellular contents.


Answer:- Option(s): 4


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#Question id: 20291

#Biochemistry

Some major actions of glucagon are given below:
a. Increases glycogenolysis
b. Decreases gluconeogenesis
c. Increases lipolysis
d. Increases ketoacid formation
Choose the correct combination:

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#Question id: 20292

#Biochemistry

Glucocorticoids is produced by which area?
a. Zona Glomerulosa 
b. Zona Fasciculata 
c. Zona Reticularis 

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#Question id: 20294

#Biochemistry

The rate-limiting step during the synthesis of all steroid hormones is done by which enzyme? 

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#Question id: 20295

#Biochemistry

Catecholamines can lead to hyperglycemia due to: 

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#Biochemistry

Aldosterone acts on: 

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#Biochemistry

Hyperpigmentation is a sign of: 

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