The First Abnormality Described in the Lymphomas Was in Burkitt

question 33

Multiple Choice

The first abnormality described in the lymphomas was in Burkitt lymphoma. This first demonstration of a proto-oncogene that was translocated to a location known to be active in B-cell lymphoma, resulting in the activation of the oncogene, was at what heavy chain locus?

• A) t(12;21)
• B) t(8;14)
• C) 14q32
• D) P13;q22

Recognize the connection between taste, smell, and their sensory receptors.

Describe the physiological basis and types of equilibrium and their importance in body orientation.

Understand the different types of sensory receptors based on the origin of stimuli and their roles in the sensory system.

Discuss the mechanisms underlying chemoreception, particularly in taste and smell.

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