What is the significance of the double helix structure of DNA in terms of genetic stability?
A. It makes the DNA more flexible.
B. It allows for easy access to genetic information.
C. It provides a mechanism for error correction during replication.
D. It makes the DNA more susceptible to mutations.
Select your answer:
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Cardiology › ViewFor which patients is CRT pacing (CRT-P) recommended?
A. Patients with heart failure and no significant symptoms
B. Patients with heart failure and significant symptoms including a wide QRS and a high LV ejection fraction
C. Patients with heart failure and significant symptoms including a narrow QRS and a low LV ejection fraction
D. Patients with heart failure and significant symptoms including a wide QRS and a low LV ejection fraction
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Which of the following is caused by a lack of iodine?
A. Goiter
B. Tetany
C. Diabetes
D. Parkinson’s Disease