How long should a Nuvaring remain in place before removal?
A. 72 hours
B. 1 week
C. 3 weeks
D. 1 month
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Cytology and Histology › ViewWhich of the following conditions lead to rapid growth of actin filaments, adding monomers at both ends?
A. Concentration of free actin monomers is very high
B. Actin-binding proteins’ inhibition
C. Presence of severing proteins that destabilize the filament
D. Low concentration of ATP-actin monomers
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nephritic syndrome
A. A group of clinical signs and symptoms causing glomerulonephritis, marked by blood and protein in the urine and edema.
B. A condition characterized by high blood pressure and swelling in the legs.
C. An autoimmune disorder affecting the kidneys and leading to kidney failure.
D. A type of diabetes that affects kidney function.