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Antigens Antigens are molecules that the immune system identifies as foreign, prompting it to initiate a response to neutralize or eliminate the perceived threat. Antigens play a crucial role in Read More …
Collection of Cytologic Specimens Purpose and Importance: The accuracy of cytological diagnoses heavily relies on collecting adequate, representative samples from the targeted site. Proper collection ensures cellular morphology is preserved Read More …
Exfoliative cytology studies of cells that are shed or scraped from body surfaces. It is a non-invasive diagnostic technique primarily used for detecting abnormalities, particularly in epithelial tissues. In female Read More …
Mycoplasma species are unique bacteria that can cause various infections, particularly in the respiratory and urogenital tracts. A cell wall and fastidious growth requirements are needed for laboratory identification. Understanding Read More …
Introduction Plague is a serious infectious disease caused by Yersinia pestis, which belongs to the Enterobacteriaceae family. It primarily affects rodents, and humans can contract it through fleas, direct contact Read More …