Most processed food has been cooked before putting it into a package. So the answer of this question is you don't have to heat it.
There is a low chance of contamination of bacteria but it probably harmfull to those with risk factor like weak immune system. In this case, you can heat the food at least 60°C (<span>140 °F)</span>
B, a drug like that could be steroids
Answer:
The FALSE statement about mitochondria is:
B The mitochondria does not contain DNA nor RNA
Explanation:
Statement B is false because mitochondrias contain genetic material (DNA) called mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Human mitochondrial DNA holds 37 genes.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
I beleive it would be true since food that is pasteurized is heated up to kill the bacteria in it, but preserving the protein so that it's not broken down by the heat. This is much similar to the way we cook eggs on the skillet or in other cooking methods so I beleive this is true
