They are <span>made of complementary nitrogenous base pairs. </span>
Answer:
If you have diabetes, chances are, at some point, your doctor or maybe a dietitian has talked to you about your “diet.” Maybe you were given a “diabetic diet” to follow at some point. Or maybe you were given a list of foods to eat and foods to avoid. [ Perhaps you’re counting carbs or fat grams. Meal planning is a key part of diabetes self-management ]
Answer:
A) Listeria monocytogenes
Explanation:
Listeria monocytogenes
It is the specific pathogen bacteria which causes the inefection , Listeriosis .
It is a anaerobic bacteria , hence can survive even in the absence of oxygen . It has the capability to grow and reproduce inside its host cell .
It is the most virulent foodborne pathogens .
The source by which this bacteria can spread is food .
Answer:
C. Vigorous Physical Activity
Explanation:
Low/Light Physical Activity - Light exercise is also defined as working out at less than 50 percent of your maximum heart rate.
Examples - Walking slowly, cooking, vacuuming, gardening, dusting and golfing using a cart to travel between tees
Modern Physical Activity - intensity activities are those that get you moving fast enough or strenuously enough to burn off three to six times as much energy per minute
Examples - Brisk walking, dancing, gardening, etc.
Vigorous Physical Activity - When you breath heavily rapidly and increase high heart rate.
Examples - Running, Fast Cycling, Fast swimming, etc.
