Answer: 2) Tests used to diagnoses diabetes: Oral Glucose Tolerance Test, Fasting Glucose Test, Hemaglobin A1c, Random Blood Suger Test.
3) unexplained weight loss, frequent unination, lethargic, excessive thirst, nausea , and vomititng, increased hunger even though is still eating, blurry vision, bed-wetting in childern who did not do it previously, dry mouth,
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The statement above is TRUE.
T cells are part of the white blood cells and function in the immune system response of the body. T cells function by destroying infected cells. T cells can be activated either by T cell receptor engagement with the antigen or by the signal that is produced by the receptor ligand interactions.
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The arrangement below is from the smallest to the biggest
nucleotide → nucleus DNA → gene → chromosome → cell
The nucleotide is the smallest because it is what makes up the DNA, it is made up of a nitrogenous base, ribose sugar and a phosphate group.
Nucleus DNA follows because it is bigger than a nucleotide (as said earlier) but is singly found in the chromosome which is present in the nucleus.
The gene, which can be assumed to be the entire genome of the organism, involves both the chromosomal gene and the extrachromosomal gene (like the mitochondrial DNA).
Chromosome is made up of a DNA molecule and protein which makes it bigger than the Nucleus DNA and the gene because it contains several genes.
The Cell contains all the molecules/organelles mentioned above and as such is the largest among them all.
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The physical evidence that suggest an increase in both respiratory and circulatory rate of a runner is that his/her heart beat ( pulse) iinreases significantly and the runner breathes heavily in other to let in more air into his/her body.
Ionic bonds are formed when the electronegativity difference between the atoms is > 1.7. Covalent bonds result.
