Symptoms of ketosis include;
Increased ketones in the urine and blood
Bad breath
Short-term fatigue
Insomnia
Digestive issues like diarrhea and constipation
Suppressed appetite
Weight loss.
<span>Ketosis is
caused by an increase in ketone in the blood. Ketones are formed from the ‘burning’
of fat in the body. This usually occurs when there are no carbohydrates to ‘burn’
in the body (usually during dieting)</span>
The correct answer is peroxisomes.
Peroxisome refers to a small organelle found in the cytoplasm of various cells that comprises catalase (the reducing enzyme) and generally some oxidases.
They are the minute vesicles and comprises the digestive enzymes used for dissociating toxic components in the cell. They are not similar to lysosomes on the basis of the kind of enzymes they withheld. The peroxisomes generally contain enzymes that need oxygen, that is, oxidative enzymes.
carbon have high catination property means self linking property
<span>They are experiencing Exponential growth</span>
