What is Which is found in DiGeorge's syndrome - and explain in detail?
DiGeorge's syndrome is a developmental defect affecting third and foh pharyngeal pouches which leads to aplasia or hypoplasia of thymus and parathyroid glands. T cells are absent or deficient in circulation. -patients show enhanced susceptibility to viral , bacterial fungal infections. - infants present with cardiac defects and neonatal tetany. Reference : Baveja text book of microbiology, 4th edition, pg no:151,152 <\p>