1. The ………….. [BLANK-1] is the smallest structural and funct…

1. The ………….. [BLANK-1] is the smallest structural and functional unit capable of carrying out life processes in the body. 2. ………….. [BLANK-2] is called a universal solvent in the body due its polarity. 3. …………………… [BLANK-3] serves as a genetic blueprint during [BLANK-4]. 4. To digest foods or break down biological molecules, ……….. [BLANK-5] is added to the bonds of the larger molecules to break them. Such reactions are called ……………. [BLANK-6] reactions. 5. Acids and bases react with each other in an ………. [BLANK-7] type of reaction to form ……… [BLANK-8] and …….. [BLANK-9]. 6. The membrane protein can form water-filled pathways or channels, allowing passage of selected ions, without coming into direct contact with the membrane’s hydrophobic interior. These channels are called ………[BLANK-10] channels. 7. The calcium channel blockers are widely used to manage two specific conditions. Name these conditions. [BLANK-11] and [BLANK-12].

Study the Figures below and answer the following questions….

Study the Figures below and answer the following questions. Protein Synthesis .jpg1. Label the parts of the cell marked 1-6. Label-1 [BLANK-1] Label-2 [BLANK-2] Label-3 [BLANK-3] Label-4 [BLANK-4] Label-5 [BLANK-5] Label-6 [BLANK-6] 2. What is the type of cellular process illustrated in step number 7?   [BLANK-7] 3. Identify the type of cell in Figure-1.      [BLANK-8]