What is the main function of anti-oxidant compounds? Select one: a. They donate hydrogen ions to free radicals b. They aid in metabolism by stripping electrons from carbohydrates and fatty acids c. They help reduce concentration of HDL in the blood d. They interfere with function of lipoprotein lipase

What is the main function of anti-oxidant compounds? Select one: a. They donate hydrogen ions to free radicals b. They aid in metabolism by stripping electrons from carbohydrates and fatty acids c. They help reduce concentration of HDL in the blood d. They interfere with function of lipoprotein lipase

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter2: Drug Names And References

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