IV. Match the following: Numbers Do not use criss cross lines but use number to match 1. Vasopressin is A. Stimulates stomach acid secretion [ ] 2. Insulin B. Causes blood vessels to constrict [ 3. Rhodopsin is C. Stimulates lactation [ ] 4. Gastrin D. Stimulates contraction of the Uterus [ ] 5. Angiotensin II E. Stimulates growth& cell reproduction.[ ] 6. Prolactin F. Controls metabolism of carbohydrates [ ] 7. Oxytocin G. Decreases the volume of urine excreted [ ] 8. HGH I. Involved in vision

IV. Match the following: Numbers Do not use criss cross lines but use number to match 1. Vasopressin is A. Stimulates stomach acid secretion [ ] 2. Insulin B. Causes blood vessels to constrict [ 3. Rhodopsin is C. Stimulates lactation [ ] 4. Gastrin D. Stimulates contraction of the Uterus [ ] 5. Angiotensin II E. Stimulates growth& cell reproduction.[ ] 6. Prolactin F. Controls metabolism of carbohydrates [ ] 7. Oxytocin G. Decreases the volume of urine excreted [ ] 8. HGH I. Involved in vision

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter21: Biochemistry

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