Question

Column I
(i) Sickle-cell anaemia
(ii) Alkeptonuria
(iii) Albinism
(iv) Phenylketonuria

Column II
(a) Homogentisic acid
(b) Lack of melanin
(c) Accumulation of amino acid
(d) Defective haemoglobin

Answer 1

Hy,
1. Sickle cell anaemia- d. Defective of haemoglobin
2. Alkeptonutia- a. Homogenestic acid
3. Albinism- b. Lack of melanin
4. Phenylketonuria - c. Accumulation of amino acid
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Answer 2

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◆ Answer -

Diseases in column I are matched with their descriptions in column II as the following -

(i) Sickle-cell anaemia - (d) Defective haemoglobin

• Sickle cell hemoglobin (HbS) is present.

(ii) Alkeptonuria - (a) Homogentisic acid

• Deficiency of homogentisate oxygenase

(iii) Albinism - (b) Lack of melanin

• Skin darkening pigment melanin is absent.

(iv) Phenylketonuria - (c) Accumulation of amino acid

• Build up of phenylalanine in the the body.

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