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Which drug has a tetralene function among the dopamine agonists?
Which plant species contains the highest amount of quinine?
Which polymerase is responsible for producing RNA with caps?
In the context of chewing tablets, which substance is typically NOT added?
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What is a powerful inhibitor of stomatal opening?
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Study Notes
Dopamine Agonists
- Dopamine agonists with tetralene function include Ropinorole, Pirebidil, Pramipixole, and Rotigotine.
Plant Hormones
- Abscisic acid is a powerful inhibitor of stomatal opening.
Quinine
- Quinine is present in the highest amount in C. ledgeriana.
RNA Polymerase
- RNA polymerase II is the only one whose product is capped.
Chewing Tablet Components
- Antiadhesive is not added to chewing tablets, unlike Gildant, Disintegrant, and Lubricant.
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Test your knowledge with questions on dopamine agonists, stomatal opening inhibitors, quinine sources, RNA polymerases, and biological additives. Choose the correct options to ace this quiz!
