5. What health conditions are associated with:
Protein deficiency
Plasma protein deficiency
6. Name 4 major blood types and indicate which is the most common and most rare.
8. What is the most common blood type you can find in Caucasians, African Americans, Asian Americans and Native Americans?
9. Which ethnic group has the highest and lowest type A blood group; is it African Americans, Native Americans, Asian Americans or Caucasians?
13. Sickle cell happens when there is a misplacement of amino acid during blood formation. Which amino acid when displaced results in sickle cell?
10. Name 7 types of white blood cells.
11. White blood cells are classified as Granulocytes and Agranulocytes. Name 3 white blood cells that are granulocytes and 4 blood cells that are agranulocytes.
5.*kwashiorkar disease is associated with protein deficiency.
*protein deficiency affects skin, hair, nails.
*muscle wasting occurs due to deficiency of protein.
*loss of protein causes weakness of muscles.
*protein deficiency causes retardment of growth.
*immune system functions improperly during protein deficiency.
6.the four major blood types are A, B, O and AB types.
Commonest blood type is O+, and AB -
8.commonest blood type in African americans, Asian americans, Caucasians is O positive.
9. Asian americans have highest blood type A among Native americans, african americans, asian americans and caucasians. And native americans have lowest blood A type.
13. Glutamine is replaced valine at sixth position to cause sickle cell anemia during mutation.
10. Eosinophils, basophils, neutrophils, monocytes, t cell, b cell, natural killer cells
11.agranulocytes are eosinophils, basophils, neutrophils,monocytes.
Granulocytes are T cell, B cell, Natural killer cell.
5. What health conditions are associated with: Protein deficiency Plasma protein deficiency 6. Name 4 major...
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