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1.5Vitaminsareclassified/distinguishedbythelettersofthealphabet,suchasvitaminA,C,D,E,KandB-complex.
1.6Vitaminsandmineralsarefoundinsmallamountsandareneededinminutequantities,ascomparedwiththeothernutrients.
1.7Thediseaseswhichdevelopfromtheabsenceofvitaminsareknownasvitamindeficiencydiseases.Forexample,alackofvitaminAbringsaboutnightblindness;
adeficiencyofvitaminDresultinrickets.
1.8Somevitaminsaresolubleinfatswhereasothersaresolubleinwater.Theyare,therefore,termedfat-solubleandwatersolublevitaminsrespectively.
1.9Inadditiontothegeneralnutrients,anothertwogroupsofnutrients,vitaminsandinorganic,ormineral,saltsarealsorequiredbythebody.
1.10Mostnutrientscontainmorethanonenutrient,butnosinglefoodcontainsallthenutrientsintheamountsyouneed.
1.2Fruitsandvegetablesarechock-fullofavarietyofantioxidantswhichcansnuffoutoxygenfreeradicals,substancethatarethoughttomakecellsmoresusceptibletocancer.
UnitOne-B
1.6SomestudiesofanimalsandhumanshavesuggestedthatvitaminAofferssomeprotectionagainstlungcancer.
1.8Animalstudiesshowthatgarlicblockscarcinogensthathavebeenlinkedtocolonandstomachcancer.
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1.9Adietofmorefruitsandvegetableswillundoubtedlyplayamajorroleinreducingcancerincidenceaswellasthenumberofdeathscausedbythedisease.
1.1Overwhelmingstatisticalevidenceshowsthatsmokersaremorelikelytodevelopcancerofthelung,throat,andtonguethanarenon-smokers.
1.3Awell-balanceddietwillgiveyourbodyvariousnutrientsofvitamins,minerals,proteins,starches,andsugarsthatitneedstooperatesmoothly.
1.4Theriskoflungcancerisdirectlyrelatedtothenumberofcigarettessmokedeachday–thehigherthenumber,thehighertherisk.
1.5Evensmokersmaybeprotectedfromdevelopinglungcancerbyadailyportionofcarrots,spinachoranyothervegetablesandfruits.
1.7Furtherstudieswillbenecessarybeforethelinkbetweenlungcancerandcarotenecanbefirmlyestablished.
1.10Beta-carotenenotonlyhasadirecttoxiceffectontumorcells,butalsoreducesthegrowthoflung-cancercellsandalteredtheproteinsneededfortumorstogrow.
2.1Brieflyspeaking,ascientistdiffersfromanartistmainlyinthatascientistnotonlyinterpretstheouterworld,butalsotriestotransformitintoabetterone.
UnitTwo-A
2.2Sciencebeginswithnecessity,curiosity,andquestionsabouttheunexplainedphenomenoninnature.
2.3Thewaysinwhichanelementoracompoundcombinesorreactswithotherthingsareitschemicalproperties.
2.4Thechemistisinterestedinthecompositionandpropertiesofsubstancesandthetransformationtheyundergoduringachemicalreaction.
2.5Itisveryeasytofallintothehabitoftakingsomepainkillerwhenthereisanyslightpain.
2.6Thedelicateoperationsperformedbysurgeonstodaywouldnotbepossiblewithoutanesthetics.
2.7Todayitisgenerallyrecognizedthathumanbodyisachemicalfactoryinwhichcountlesscomplexchemicalandphysicalchangesareconstantlytakingplace.
2.8Thesubstancesaltiscomposedofthemetalsodiumandthecorrosivegaschlorine,butitschemicalpropertiesarequitedifferentfromthoseofsodiumandchlorine.
2.9Chemotherapyisthetreatmentofdiseasebytheadministrationofchemicalsubstancewhichkillsorpreventsthegrowthofpathogenicorganismswithinthebody.
2.10Substancesthatlessenpainbutdonotaffectothersensationsarecalledpainrelievingdrugs.
2.1Instructorsincollegeintroductorycoursesarefacedwithanextremelyformidabletask,forthereisagreatdiversityofpreparationinchemistrywithwhichstudentsentercollege.
UnitTwo-B
2.2Ascientificfactisanobservationaboutnaturethatcanusuallybereproducedatwill.
2.3Ifyouhaveanydoubtaboutascientificfactyoucaneasilysetupanexperimentthatwillreadilydemonstratethefactanew.
2.4Itisnoteasytoconstructachemistrycoursewhichisbothhighlystructuredforthepoorly-preparedandhighlyflexibleforthewell-preparedstudents.
2.5ThesystematicdevelopmentofthephysicalintuitionofstudentsisviewedastheessenceofaModelsApproachofChemistry.
2.6Ofthethreefactorsinvolvedinmasteringascienceunderstandingtheconceptinphysicaltermsisthekeylinkwhichtiestogetherfactsandconcepts.
2.7Forascientifictheorytohavemuchvalue,itmustnotonlyexplainthepertinentfactsandlawsathand,butitmustalsobeabletoexplainnewfactsandlawsthatareobviouslyrelated.
2.8Todevelopsystematicallythephysicalintuitionofstudentsinstructorsinbasicchemistrycoursemayconcentrateontheconstructionandapplicationofmodels.
2.9Theexperimentresultsshouldagreewiththepredictionsofmodels.Forthatreason,theprocessofmodelbuildinginvolvesanever-endinginterplaybetweenexperimentandtheory.
2.10TheModelsApproachofChemistryisnotonlythebestwaytotietogetherchemicalfactsandconcepts,butinvolvesthedirectparticipationofstudentsineverystepofthemodelbuilding.
3.1Itisnotmanyyearssinceamanwhohadtohaveanoperationfeltitspain.
UnitThree-A
3.2Itisattributabletothediscoveryofanestheticsthatsurgeonscannowperformallkindsofoperationswithoutcausingpain.
3.3Spinalanesthesiaproducesexcellentanesthesiaandrelaxationfortheperformanceofmanyoperationsonthelowerpartsofthebody.
3.4Theexactmechanisminwhichthegeneralanestheticdrugsexerttheireffectonthebrainisstillunknown,althoughmanytheorieshavebeenproposed.
3.5Theintroductionofanestheticstosurgeryhasmadepossiblemuchmoredelicateandlengthyoperations,thusgreatlyextendingthefieldofsurgery.
3.6Anestheticsarethedrugswhicharesedativeintheiractionuponbodybutwhichalsoproduceinsensibilitytopain.
3.7Contrarytowhatonemightthink,it’sonly50yearsorsosincepenicillin,theantibioticonceregardedasthewonderdrug,cameintobeing.
3.8Scientistspointoutthatsincethesedativeactionofadrugresultsfromitseffectonthenerves,itmustpossesssolubilityinthefluidsofthebodywhichsurroundthenerves.
3.9Ananestheticmustbevolatileifitistobeadministeredthroughoralinhalation,whilethosewhichcanbeadministeredthroughtherectumorinjectedintothespinedonothavetobevolatile.
3.10Inspiteofthedangerofapatient’scontractingpneumoniaaftertheuseofetherasananesthetic,etherisstillwidelyemployedbecausetheanesthesiaitproducesisoneofdeeprelaxation.
Peopleareinclinedtothinkthattheantibioticsareoneofhumandiscoveries.Theyareactuallynaturalproducts.SincetheBritishbiologistAlexanderFlemingin1928discoveredasubstancereleasedbythePenicilliumfungustocombatmicrobes,peoplehavecometounderstandthattheycanproduceefficientantibiotics.
UnitFour-A
Asamatteroffact,antibioticsareproducedbythoseorganism,namelygermsandfungi,intheprocessofdestroying.AfterAlexanderFlemingdiscoveredpenicillin,SelmanWaksmanisolatedstreptomycinfromthesoilbacteriumStreptomycesgriseus.Thisproblemisbecomingasubjectofdiscussion.
Antibioticsareveryusefulinmedicalscience,becausenotonlytheykilluselessmicrobesbutalsotheydon’tdestroyanyhumannormalcells,whicharegreatlydifferentfrombacteriacells.Thesetwoknidsofcellscanbeavoidedtobedestroyedatthesametime.
Hence,antibiotics,called,“magicbullets”,maybeusedtotargetsomemicrobes.Thispropertymakesanessentialdifferencebetweenantibioticsandantimicrobials,thelatteristoxictomanycells,bothgermcellsandhumannormalcells.
4.1Althoughmostimmunotoxicologicaltestswereoriginallydevelopedprimarilyfortheevaluationofenvironmentalchemicalsandfoodadditives,thesemethodsareeasilyadaptedforuseinpharmaceuticalevaluation.
UnitFour-B
4.2OngoingresearchinbothEuropeandtheUnitedStateshasfocusedonimmunotoxicitytestinginrodentswithparticularemphasisondetectingimmunosuppression.
4.3Directimmunotoxicitymayoccurwhentheimmunesystemisthetargetofchemicalinsults,resultinginalteredimmunefunction;
thisinturncanresultindecreasedresistancetoinfection,certainformsofneoplasia,orimmunedysregulationorstimulationthatcanexacerbateorfacilitatedevelopmentofallergyorautoimmunity.
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