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- WBR1076 + (Zidovudine is not indicated in the treatme … Zidovudine is not indicated in the treatment of CMV retinitis. It is indicated for treatment of HIV . The patient has HIV since 5 years and doesn't have any other complaints. Hence Zidovudine is not indicated now . It may be started in combination to treatment of CMV .arted in combination to treatment of CMV .)
- WBR0646 + (Zinc is very important in the formation of zinc fingers which constitute parts of some transcription factors. It has no function with lysyl-oxidase.)
- WBR0902 + (haloperidol is a competitive antagonist of dopamine. When a competitive antagonist is present, the potency of the agonist is altered and the curve of the effect of the agonist by increasing dose will be shifted towards the right.)
- WBR2001 + (knees are almost never affected as they are not pressure points.)
- WBR0677 + (p53 mutation is not the primary etiology behind squamous cell carcinoma of the bladder. p53 mutations are at the root of neoplastic transformation in colon cancer,)
- WBR0753 + (t(15,17) translocation is associated with the development of M3 type of acute myelogenous leukemia (AML).)
- WBR0884 + (the kidneys are also derived from mesoderm.)
- WBR258 + (usually an abnormality of the aortic valve.)
- WBR0435 + (α (type 1 error) represents the likelihood … α (type 1 error) represents the likelihood of obtaining a significant difference when there actually is none. The p-value represents the α or type 1 error of a study. As a rule, for the same population size, as α decreases (p-value cut-off becomes more stringent), β increases. As power = (1-β), higher β values lower the power of a study. Therefore decreasing the p-value cut-off to <0.01 will decrease the statistical power of the study. decrease the statistical power of the study.)