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Discovery Lab Unit 1 Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) Salmonella is a genus of the family____________ - answerEnterobacteriaceae 3 Key characteristics of salmonella bacteria - answer1. rod-shaped gram negative bacterium 2. flagellated, allowing them to swim 3. produce intestinal and systemic infections what is the source of Salmonella bacterial infections? These are called ______________ infections. - answerfood; non-typhoid when do people who get ill from salmonella exh...

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Discovery Lab Unit 1 Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) Salmonella is a genus of the family____________ - answerEnterobacteriaceae 3 Key characteristics of salmonella bacteria - answer1. rod-shaped gram negative bacterium 2. flagellated, allowing them to swim 3. produce intestinal and systemic infections what is the source of Salmonella bacterial infections? These are called ______________ infections. - answerfood; non-typhoid when do people who get ill from salmonella exh...

FSHN 350 Final Exam Study Guide Solutions Energy imbalance: - Ans:-An excess of energy intake relative to energy expenditure will lead to energy storage, where as a deficit of energy intake relative to expenditure will lead to loss of body energy stores NEAT: - Ans:-energy expenditure resulting from physical activity/movement that is not considered exercise PAEE- physical activity energy expenditure - Ans:-Exercise and NEAT Thermic effect of food - Ans:-The increase in energy expenditure ...

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