Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Protein) Column-$II$ (Function)
$P$. Collagen $I$. Hormone
$Q$. Trypsin $II$. Sensory receptor
$R$. Insulin $III$. Fights infectious agents
$S$. Antibody $IV$. Enzyme
$T$. Receptor $V$. Intercellular ground substance
$U$. $GLUT-4$ $VI$. Enables glucose transport into cells

  • A
    $(P-II), (Q-I), (R-V), (S-VI), (T-III), (U-IV)$
  • B
    $(P-IV), (Q-I), (R-V), (S-II), (T-III), (U-VI)$
  • C
    $(P-V), (Q-I), (R-IV), (S-III), (T-II), (U-VI)$
  • D
    $(P-V), (Q-IV), (R-I), (S-III), (T-II), (U-VI)$

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