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provide structure and support for cells. On a larger scale, they also allow the body to move. These proteins bind and carry atoms and small molecules within cells and throughout the body.
Examples of Nucleic Acids. Nucleic acids, best-known as DNA and RNA, are often termed "the building blocks of life." These building blocks are found in the nuclei of cells and help proteins to be built, help cells to replicate, govern heredity and the cell's chemical processes.
Most elements exist in different states of matter such as liquid, gas and solid. As per Bose classification, there exist five states of matter along with two new states that are - plasma and Bose-Einstein. The main difference between the different states is the densities of the particle. For example – Water occurs in three states namely solid (ice), liquid (water) and gas (water vapor).
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and carbon chain having hydrogen make amino acids
in turn aminoacids form peptide or protiens
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<u>Neostigmine act as Cholinesterase inhibitors.it inhibits enzyme Cholinesterase as a competitive reversible antagonists. </u>
This is an enzyme which normally breakdown neurotransmitter acetycholine at the neuromuscular junction (cholinergic synapses). and therefore the termination of synaptic neurotransmission.
<u>Acetycholine is a cholinergic neurotransmitter that ensures transmission of cholinergic nervous signal/synapses at neuromuscular juntion.</u>
Neostigmine inhibiting actions therefore promotes accumulation of acetycholine and thus extended the transmission of cholinergic synapses,
This is expllained the reason why neostigmine mechanisms is used for treatment of neuromuscular disorders e.g autoimmune diseases Myasthenia graviis (weakling of body muscles.
T<u>herfore to counter the advserse effect of Neostigmine</u> ;
which include; salvation, head ache, increased muscus secreation,muscle itching,dizziness,
Intravenous application of 0.04mg/kg/dose of <em> atropine sulphate</em> should be given with respect to each dose of Neostigmine administered.
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