Question

____________ is/are an integral part of blood, which carries nutrients to all parts of the body. White blood cells Platelets Amino Acids Water

Answer 1

what do u think??

Answer 2

Well, its C. Amino Acids
AMINO ACIDS
Amino acids are the building blocks of life. They are the tiny components from which proteins such as enzymes and neurotransmitters are made. They have a place at the very centre of human metabolism and are an integral part of almost any physiological process.
These are the main functions of amino acids and proteins:

-They are the building blocks of muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, hair and connective tissue. Keratin, which forms hair structure, is made of amino acids.
-Amino acids are the building blocks of DNA, which holds all our genetic information.
-Amino acids repair injured tissue.
-Amino acids are intimately involved in the immune system, being the building blocks of the immune cells.
-Amino acids are the basic material for enzymes, participating in practically all metabolic changes.
-Amino acids are the foundation of hormones, chemical messengers that carry reactions to specific parts of the body.
-Amino acids are transportation molecules.
-Amino acids can also supply energy.

Answer 3

Altogether there are more than 200 amino acids, of which 22 form tissue such as muscles, skin, blood vessels, tendons, hair, etc. These are called proteinogenic amino acids.

Answer 4

A. White Blood Cells- help the body fight diseases/provides immunity
B. Platelets- Help to coagulate and give density to the blood
C. Amino Acids-What the body uses to turn it into protein according to every organ needs.
D. Water or Plasma- Is the "whey" of the blood, and it helps to carry the white blood cells, red blood cell (that carries oxygen), amino acids, platelets, etc.
Anyway, the entire blood itself transport nutrients to all the organs in the body.