<u>Answer</u> : option A gateway drug
<u>Explanation</u>:
- A gateway drug is considered to be a type of habit forming drug which itself may not be addictive in nature but their use may lead to the person getting addicted to other drugs.
- The increase in probability of using other illegal drugs when a person is using a gateway drug is because of the alteration in the brain which leads to an inclination towards drug usage and a carefree behavior.
- Besides alcohol, marijuana and tobacco are also considered to be gateway drugs.
- It has been shown that the use of alcohol acts a gateway for many drugs such as cocaine.
- The gateway drug theory has stated if any of the gateway drugs or a mixture of them is introduced into a life of a teenager then it leads to an increased chances of experimentation with other drugs in the future.
- Since, alcohol is linked to an increased probability of using illegal drugs in the future, it is considered to be a gateway drug.
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Answer:
Nucleus
Explanation:
The nucleus is the genetic center of the eukaryotic cell because it contains the genetic material (DNA, RNA) used for the storage of genetic information
I don't know if you mean, what should viruses have to be living, if it's so :
They must be cellular, meaning they should have a cytoplasm a cell membrane and some organelles (at least ribosome).
But if you mean to say what in common they have with livings:
I can say that they have DNA, thats common both with viruses and livings.
