The side group, usually simply represented by an “R” attached to the carbon between the carboxyl and amine group.
Answer:
<u>a) Aorta</u>
<u>b) Right ventricle</u>
Explanation:
a) The blood comes in through <u>Vena Cava</u>, into the<u> right Atrium</u> and to right<u> ventricle. Right ventricle</u> pumps it into lungs through <u>Pulmonary artery</u>.
So Aorta is not related to all this phenomenon of right chambers of Heart.
b) In the left side of the heart, the blood comes from lungs through <u>Pulmonary Veins</u> into the <u>Left Atrium</u> then to <u>Left Ventricle. Left ventricle</u> pumps it into the body through Aorta. <u>Coronary arteries</u> are present both sides of the heart.
So Right ventricle is relatively unrelated to all these structures.
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