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sammy

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Distinguish between acute, prolonged, and chronic food safety tests for food additives.
 
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The building blocks of waxy cornstarch are
 
  (1) fructose, (2) sucrose, (3) glucose, (4) galactose, (5) pectin.



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Answer to Question 1

All of these food safety tests involve two different species of animals, one of which must be a non-rodent. Acute tests are short-term, to discover any immediate effects of the additive. Prolonged tests are for three months. Chronic tests are for one year, which spans three generations, to determine any genetic effects.

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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
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Gracias!

 

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