1. Look for the meaning of the following words:• a. Pre-eclampsia●. b. Neurotransmitterc. Antibioticd. Metabolism• e. Porphyrin●●2. Aside from those discussed, look for 5 colorreactions/tests that can be used to identify aminoacids. Indicate also the color for positive result andwhat causes this result.*Please properly cite your references in APAformat.

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