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Q: Biological value
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A: Gluconeogenesis is a process that converts non-carbohydrate substrates into glucose.
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Q: what happens to the intactness of DNA if extracted DNA fibers were placed in buffer of pH 3?
A: Extracted DNA is generally stored in neutral pH.
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Q: 4 Chitin and Amylopectin
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Q: Step 3: the phosphorylation of fructose 6-phosphate, is the first committed step of glycolysis. This…
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Write notes on the following:
a.) Still white wines
b.) Sparkling white wines
c.) Maturation of rums
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- What is 10% law?Explain the principle behind wine making by identifying only the 4 vital chemical processes involved in chronological order. Maximum of 150 CHARACTERS onlyIf the daily requirement for Vitamin C is 75 mg, how many ml of the juice or Vitamin C tablets would be recommended as a daily intake?
- what is a wine bottle?Give typed full explanation Codeine Sulfate 15 mg/tsp ROBITUSSIN ad 120 mL Sig. Two (2) teaspoonfuls q6h for cough. How many 30-mg tablets of codeine sulfate should be used in preparing the prescription?Give possible explanation why the American Heart Association recommend the use of canola oil or olive oil rather than coconut oil in cooking?