Give the correct word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair. Glycosilated Hgb:DM •___________: IDA __________: NAD & FAD •Keto acids: Ketoglutarate & Ketoisovalerate Epinephrine & Dopamine: ___________ •Pepsinogen & Trypsinogen: Zymogens Lipids: Beta-Oxidation •Proteins: ___________ ____________: Lectin •Triticum aestivum: Glutelin ___________:Productive cough •Keratolytic: Keratoderma ___________: Amino Acids •Polysaccharide: Monosaccharide Tubulin: ___________ •Histidine: Hematopoiesis Histamine: IgE •Sweat: __________ HCl: Pepsin •___________: Fibrin

Give the correct word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair. Glycosilated Hgb:DM •_____: IDA : NAD & FAD •Keto acids: Ketoglutarate & Ketoisovalerate Epinephrine & Dopamine: _ •Pepsinogen & Trypsinogen: Zymogens Lipids: Beta-Oxidation •Proteins: _ __: Lectin •Triticum aestivum: Glutelin _:Productive cough •Keratolytic: Keratoderma _: Amino Acids •Polysaccharide: Monosaccharide Tubulin: _ •Histidine: Hematopoiesis Histamine: IgE •Sweat: HCl: Pepsin •_____: Fibrin

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Give the correct word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair.

Glycosilated Hgb:DM •___________: IDA

__________: NAD & FAD •Keto acids: Ketoglutarate & Ketoisovalerate

Epinephrine & Dopamine: ___________ •Pepsinogen & Trypsinogen: Zymogens

Lipids: Beta-Oxidation •Proteins: ___________

____________: Lectin •Triticum aestivum: Glutelin

___________:Productive cough •Keratolytic: Keratoderma

___________: Amino Acids •Polysaccharide: Monosaccharide

Tubulin: ___________ •Histidine: Hematopoiesis

Histamine: IgE •Sweat: __________

HCl: Pepsin •___________: Fibrin

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