Question

ACE (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme) is expressed by many tissues, but located mainly in the capillaries of the  (enter the name of  an organ made of tiny balloon-like air sacs in respiratory system). ACE converts the hormone angiotensin I to another hormone called angiotensin II (Angiotensin based on the name: increase the tension of blood vessels ). Therefore, ACE indirectly  (enter increase or decrease) blood pressure by causing blood vessels to  (enter "dilate" or "constrict").  ACEI (ACE inhibitors), most of them have names that end in “pril”,  are widely prescribed medicines for hypertension, can decrease the blood pressure by causing blood vessels to  (enter "dilate" or "constrict").

Answer 1

ACE (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme) is expressed by many tissues, but located mainly in the capillaries of the LUNGS .ACE converts the hormone angiotensin I to another hormone called ANGIOTENSIN II .Therefore, ACE indirectly INCREASES blood pressure by causing blood vessels to CONSTRICT .  ACEI (ACE inhibitors), most of them have names that end in “pril”,  are widely prescribed medicines for hypertension, can decrease the blood pressure by causing blood vessels to DILATE.