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The condition of lactose intolerance is usually produced by the inheritance of recessive genes that sport a mutation in them which affects the production of lactase, the enzyme that breaks the sugar present in milk, lactose. When two inherited genes with this mutation happen in a person, they will develop the condition that is also known as congenital lactase deficiency. This means the body will not produce the enzyme to break up the bonds present in milk´s sugar.
However, sometimes, this condition can be inherited from one of the parents, and not from both, which would make one of the alleles fully functional and the other defective. The result would be that this person would still be able to produce lactase, but in much smaller amounts, so they would still have some of the symptoms and signs characteristics of lactose intolerance, but they would be able to digest at least a portion of the lactose present in milk and dairy products.
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An agonist binds to the receptor and produces an effect within the cell. An antagonist may bind to the same receptor, but does not produce a response, instead it blocks that receptor to a natural agonist.
E is the correct answer.
The distribution of ethnic groups in former Yugoslavia allowed for strong ethnic/subnational identifies to emerge.
The downside is that this then caused war.
The Jordan River is the one they share.
