A. Albumin
B. Alpha 1 globulin
C. Beta Globulin
D. Gamma Globulin

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  4. The normal range of serum osmolality (in mosm/L) is_____________?
    A. 280 to 295 B. 300 to 320 C. 350 to 375 D. 200 to 250...
  5. Normal serum alkaline phosphatase level is_____________?
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  6. Quaternary structure of protein is_____________?
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  7. Serum sickness syndrome is_____________?
    A. A transplant immunity B. An anaphylactic shock C. Systemic arthus reaction D. None of the above...
  8. The initiation codon for protein synthesis is_____________?
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  9. The most abundant protein present in body is_____________?
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  10. Stain used to make the wetted area of filter paper strip more visible is_____________?
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