:Match the columns :
Column $I$
Column $II$
$(a)$
Sickle cell anaemia
$(p)$
Homogentisic acid
$(b)$
Alkaptonuria
$(q)$
Lack of Melanin
$(c)$
Albinism
$(r)$
Accumulation of Amino acid
$d)$
Phenyl Ketonuria
$(s)$
Defective haemoglobin
:Match the columns :
| Column $I$ |
Column $II$ |
||
| $(a)$ | Sickle cell anaemia | $(p)$ | Homogentisic acid |
| $(b)$ | Alkaptonuria | $(q)$ | Lack of Melanin |
| $(c)$ | Albinism | $(r)$ | Accumulation of Amino acid |
| $d)$ | Phenyl Ketonuria | $(s)$ | Defective haemoglobin |
$(a-s), ( b-p), ( c- q ), (d-r)$
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