The term angiotensin is defined as a/an A. Liver Enzyme B. Active protein C. Waste Product D. Inactive Protein

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The term angiotensin is defined as a/an

A. Liver Enzyme
B. Active protein
C. Waste Product
D. Inactive Protein

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I believe that the correct answer is d; inactive protein

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