In Your Answer Above,carbidopa Achieves This by Virtue of Two

question 47

Multiple Choice

In your answer above,carbidopa achieves this by virtue of two properties,namely:

• A)inhibits the breakdown of dopamine; readily crosses the blood-brain barrier.
• B)inhibits the breakdown of dopamine; does not cross the blood-brain barrier.
• C)inhibits the breakdown of levadopa; readily crosses the blood-brain barrier.
• D)inhibits the breakdown of levadopa; does not cross the blood-brain barrier.

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