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11. Secondary prevention measures for diabetes include
A. Maintaining blood glucose levels within normal limits
B. Frequent balanced diet
C. Physical exercise and antibiotic drugs
D. All the above
Explanation:
12. A biosynthetic pathway often requires
A. One enzyme only
B. Two enzymes only
C. More than two enzymes
D. No enzyme is required
Explanation:
13. Primary prevention measures for diabetes include
A. Maintenance of normal body weight
B. Avoiding alcohol and smoking
C. Control of high B. P., cholesterol and triglycerides
D. All the above
Explanation:
14. Mellitus means
A. Honey
B. Juice
C. Urine
D. Sweat
Explanation:
15. Each enzymes is specified by
A. A single gene
B. Two genes
C. Three genes
D. A group of genes
Explanation:
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