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1. Explain CD62E, CD62L, CD62P


2. LFA-1 (ii) MAC 1 (iii) VLA-4 (iv) a4b7.


3. CD18 gene is located on what chromosome?


4. LAD is inherited as?

1. E- selectin and P selectin: sialyl Lewis x modified protein on Neutrophils binds to it. (ii) L selectin on platelet: CD34, glyCAM1 on activated endothelial cells bind to it.



2. CD11a/CD18 (ii) CD11bCD18. Both binds to ICAM (CD54 and CD102) (iii) CD49aCD29 (iv) CD49aCD29 both binds to VCAM (CD106)



3. 21q


4. Autosomal recesive

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