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    Individuals with defects in the C1 inhibitor protein are prone to hereditary angioedema. Which of the following BEST describes the underlying mechanism of this condition?

    A

    Defective phagocytosis by neutrophils and macrophages

    B

    Impaired antibody production by B cells

    C

    Overproduction of histamine by mast cells

    D

    Unregulated activation of the complement system leading to increased bradykinin production

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    By recombinant DNA technology, vaccines have been produced on large scale, e.g., hepatitis-B vaccine is produced from yeast The above paragraph is

    A

    Hepatitis-B vaccine is produced using recombinant DNA technology in yeast.

    B

    Hepatitis-B vaccine is produced using live viruses.

    C

    Hepatitis-B vaccine is produced using bacterial fermentation.

    D

    Hepatitis-B vaccine is produced using chemical synthesis.

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