Growth of Pathogens in a Food Generally Does Not Result

question 50

Multiple Choice

Growth of pathogens in a food generally does not result in perceptible changes in the quality of the food but the ingestion of this food can result in

• A) spoilage.
• B) foodborne illness.
• C) aging.
• D) toxin infection.
• E) respiratory illness.

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Definitions:

Genotypes

The genetic makeup of an organism, referring to the specific sequence of DNA that determines individual traits and predispositions.

Recessive

A genetic trait that is expressed in an organism's phenotype only when two copies of the gene are present, as opposed to dominant traits, which require only one copy.

Anemia

A condition characterized by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood, leading to fatigue and weakness.

Alleles

Variations of a gene that occur at the same place on a chromosome, responsible for the diversity in genotype and phenotype among organisms.