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An increase in proton gradient across electron transport chain can be seen with agents that inhibit ATP synthase. Inhibition of ATP synthase is usually not associated with fever. +
Psammoma bodies are calcium structures formed due to tumor cell necrosis and dystrophic calcification. +
Increased residual volume is seen in patients with obstructive lung diseases not at high altitudes. +
Inositol-based phospholipids are found in the cell membrane are important as second messengers. They are not components of the pulmonary surfactant. +
This curve depicts both a left shift and a decrease in hemoglobin saturation usually seen in patients with CO poisoning. +
This curve depicts both a left shift and a decrease in hemoglobin saturation usually seen in patients with CO poisoning. +
Zidovudine is a NRTI and usually does not cause lipodystrophy. It is usually associated with bone marrow suppression. +
IgA deposits without C3 are very rare due to the activation of the complement system by IgA. +
Warfarin intake during pregnancy is associated with bone deformities and fetal hemorrhage. Ebstein's anomaly has not been linked to warfarin intake. +
IPF is a chronic pulmonary disease characterized by progressive parenchymal fibrosis with no identifiable underlying etiology. IPF is not associated with rheumatoid arthritis. +
The PI3k pathway is the second messenger pathway involved in increasing glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis after insulin signaling. +
Increase in urinary NGAL (neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin) is also indicative of renal injury and is used in the diagnosis of acute kidney injury. +
The paraventricular nucleus is involved in oxytocin synthesis. It is not a main player in thermogenesis. +