Assuming resting conditions at sea level, what is the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in systemic veins?
A) 46 mm Hg
B) 40 mm Hg
C) 160 mm Hg
D) 80 mm Hg
E) 100 mm Hg
Answer: A) 46 mm Hg
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A. gated ion channel. B. gated carrier protein. C. Cl- pump. D. symporter.
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A) exposure to bird droppings. B) mosquito bites. C) swimming in warm ponds or streams. D) ingestion of water contaminated with fecal material. E) exposure to body fluids of a contaminated individual.
Which statement is not true about T cell subclass differentiation?
A) T cell subclass differentiation is caused by the release of cytokines that is influenced by the antigen's nature and the amount present. B) Regardless of which T helper cell subclass develops during an immune response, the humoral response is not impacted. C) Particular combinations of cytokines will favor the development of some T cell subclasses over others. D) Each subclass will include both effector and memory cells. E) Which specific T helper cell subclass that develops may impact the progression and outcome of an infectious disease.