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q can you explain toxicants in plant foodsseveral foods some of which we consume regularly have toxic compounds in them which are best avoided these
q can you explain puffeelfish poisoningtetrodotoxin ttx causes pufferfish tetrodon poisoning also known as blowfish poisoning or fugu how does a
q explain scombroid poisoningingestion of improperly handled and stored seafood yellow-fin tuna skipjack bonit and mackerel causes scombroid
what does boiling do to an enzymeenzymes are denatured their shape is changed so it doesnt work when
q explain ciguatera fish poisoningciguatera probably represents the most common cause of poisoning from fish in tropics ciguatera comprises over
from where does the cell get oxaloacetic acid for krebs citric acid cycleoxaloacetic acid is also formed when pyruvate is acted upon by pyruvate
what is black moldmold is a fungus black mold is not an official term since it is not possible to tell with the naked eye what type of mold is
what is concentration gradientthe graduated dissimilarity in concentration of a solute per unit - distance by a
what is a distilling flask and how is it useda distilling flask is a round bottom flask that often has two openings and some of them have a long
what is telophasetelophase is the cell divides apart and screws
what is protein1 protein is a source of backup energy that your body keeps a large difficult molecule made up of one or more chains of amino acids
what do the major organs of the digestive system dothey are salivary glands teeth tongue gums esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine
what is the function of a control group in an experimentthe function of a control group in an experiment is to be a stable to account for any effects
what does genetics have to do with biologygenetics is the study of the genes found in genetic material ex dna dna is found in the nucleus of your
how are human voices createdhuman voice is formed with the help of muscles in the neck and the vocal cords the tighter the vocal cords the higher the
what is the difference among living and non-living thingsliving things obtain and use energy they also grow throughout their lifetime living this is
what is a test tube and how is it used a test tube is a clear cylindrical glass tube generally open at one end and rounded at the other used in
what are some common laboratory techniquesduring the course of these laboratory sessions you will be usual to become proficient in the performance of
what is an example of an ion of biological importancesodium in one but so are potassium and
what is light reactionlight reactions are reactions which are initiated by light also photo-induced reactions usually light energy is change into
what is cellulosecellulose is a long-chain polymeric polysaccharide carbohydrate of beta-glucose it creates the primary structural component of green
what do all organic compounds containthe key element is carbon organic compounds are all carbon-having compoundsby definition an organic compound
what is the control center of the cell the nucleus contains dna which having the instructions for all the functions of the
how long do flowers usually lastsome flowers like bachelors buttons zinnias marigolds and petunias last pretty much from the time they begin blooming
what are the uses of squid finsfins are used by squids to move at low speeds their siphon is used when they require moving