A fasting LDL cholesterol level of 130 mg/dl is considered high risk for Coronary Heart Disease.

Public water systems use the known carcinogen chlorine to kill bacteria in the water.

All of the answer choices are correct about mutations except

Which of the following is NOT a complication of inflammation?

The molecule that carries each amino acid to its correct position along mRNA in the cytoplasm is

Refrigerator temperature should not be above 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

Some aging patients develop dysphagia, which means that they must eat texturized foods to prevent choking.

The Danger Zone of food temperatures is in the range:

Beta carotene is essentially 2 molecules of Vitamin D linked together.

Fat soluble vitamins are not readily stored in the body and high amounts will be excreted.