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Health, 18.01.2021 03:00 laylay120

Shira made a study chart before taking an exam. Urinary System
Term
Description
Renin
An enzyme that activates angiotensin,
raising blood pressure
Aldosterone
A hormone that is released in response
to stress
Calcitriol
A form of vitamin D that helps maintain
calcium balance
Enzyme
A protein that can speed up a chemical
reaction
Which statement best describes how to correct the error in Shira's chart?
o Change the spelling of “renin” to “renen.”
O Change the description of aldosterone to "a hormone that helps raise blood pressure."
O Change the spelling of “calcitriol” to "calctriole."
O Change the description of enzyme to "a molecule that gains electrical charge in water"

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