The National Academy of Sciences recommends that daily fat intake should not exceed 30 percent of total caloric intake for individuals with normal insulin response to carbohydrates.
Action of toxins from the bacterium Clostridium at the neuromuscular junctions
Explanation:
Toxins produced by bacterium like Clostridium botulinum (BoNT, botulinum) and C. tetanus (TeNT) lethal neurotoxins which affect the nervous pathways.
These neurotoxins are proteolytic enzymes which cleave or destroy the SNAP Receptor (SNARE) proteins which anchor the vesicles to the synaptic membrane. The SNARE proteins help in vesicular fusion and are targeted by the neurotoxins which makes them inactive.
Due to this inactivity of SNARE proteins, fusion of synaptic vesicles to synaptic membrane is affected and prevents the flow of neurotransmitters in the synaptic cleft, which in turn stops propagation of action potentials in the muscle cells. This toxic activity may even lead to paralysis of muscles.
There are three different alleles A, B, O
<span>These produce four different phenotypes A, B, AB, O
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Answer:
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Answer: Thymus
Explanation: anterior means in the front part of the body, posterior means towards the back of the body, and superior means above. If you look at a chart of all the glands in the endocrine system, you’ll see the thymus and the thyroid. The thyroid is in the next and the thymus is below that, slightly higher than the heart. Therefore that is your answer.
