Q1750. By looking at the photomicrograph of pemphigus vulgaris below, identify the areas marked as 1,2,3,4 ?

Q1710. Intra epidermal blisters are seen in:

Q1713. A man presents with a 6-month history of recurrent oral ulceration. He has yellowish ulcerations on his lip which are erythematous, with a central halo and nodular lesions on his shin. Diagnosis is:

Q1715. A patient has oral ulcer and skin bullae, which are slow to heal. The lesion is

Q1725. A 28-year-old patient of neurocysticercosis develops generalized peeling of skin all over except palms and soles starting one month after taking anti-epileptics. What is the most probable diagnosis?

Q1743. The patient came with history of bullae involving >30 % body surface area along with erosions of the lips and other mucosae for the past 7 days. What is the most probable underlying etiology?

Q1744. A 40 year old male presented with the following lesions.Immunofluorescence shows IgG in intercellular space.What can be the most probable diagnosis?

Q2380. PGs in semen are secreted by ?

Q3542. Pemphigus vulgaris is characterized by all, except:

Q3742. Medulla oblongata arises from ?

Q3827. Which of the following is not stored in cell

Q5283. Nikolsky's sign is seen in ?

Q5285. Acantholysis is /are not seen in :

Q6216. Bullous impetigo is caused by ?

Q6864. Keratoderma Blenorrhagica is typically seen in

Q6865. Keratoderma-Blenorrhagicum is pathogno-monic of

Q7400. Flaccid bullae with mucosal involvement and intraepidermal acantholysis are characteristic of?

Q7401. Ig A deposition in dermoepidermal junction skin seen in ?

Q7404. Antigen defect in Pemphigus Vulgaris -