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6. According to this data and your grouping, who of the groups are probably lactase persistent individuals? 7. Does the data from the blood glucose measurement match what you had heard from the individuals during their conversation on being able to eat ice-cream?

6. According to this data and your grouping, who of the groups are probably lactase persistent individuals? 7. Does the data from the blood glucose measurement match what you had heard from the individuals during their conversation on being able to eat ice-cream?

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6. According to this data and your grouping, who of the groups are probably lactase persistent individuals? 7. Does the data from the blood glucose measurement match what you had heard from the individuals during their conversation on being able to eat ice-cream? 8. How do you think the graph would look like if Sanjeet had taken the test as a baby? 9. A person taking this test is usually asked to fast prior to taking the test. Why do you think that is?
Transcribed Image Text:6. According to this data and your grouping, who of the groups are probably lactase persistent individuals? 7. Does the data from the blood glucose measurement match what you had heard from the individuals during their conversation on being able to eat ice-cream? 8. How do you think the graph would look like if Sanjeet had taken the test as a baby? 9. A person taking this test is usually asked to fast prior to taking the test. Why do you think that is?
Il.ii-Blood Glucose Test Esiankiki: Oh, now I remember—I've heard of this test before. My mom's a physician with her own office here in town. I know that my mom is participating in a clinical trial for a new lactose intolerance test that measures blood glucose. Now I wonder if I'm lactose intolerant. I once had really bad stomach aches when I ate ice cream. Maybe that's why? If we go to her office, we could try to participate in the trial and if we ask nicely, she might give us the data. Wouldn't it be nice to know for sure if you are lactose intolerant? Xiao-Ma: Yes, I would love that! Sanjeet: And you know what's interesting when I was a baby, I didn't have these issues but I was able to digest milk just fine as I was breastfed. Chris: Wow that's fascinating-so as a baby you probably did produce the lactase enzyme and, if you are right, then your body at some point just stopped making it. Suddenly biology is starting to be more interesting... Esiankiki: Well, that would explain why my mom calls people who can eat dairy without problems “lactase persistent.” I never really understood what she meant by that. She probably means that the production of lactase enzyme persists in those individuals when they are adults. Let's go and do that blood test; I'm really curious now. Here are the results that the group of friends obtained from Esiankiki’s mother. Each of them had to drink a liquid that contains lactose. At the time the liquid was consumed, a physician assistant took a blood glucose measurement and repeated this every 30 minutes for two hours. Questions 6. Plot the results from the five individuals in the graph below. Make sure to include a legend for your graph. The physician Minutes after drinking milk: Björn Chris Xiao-Ma Esiankiki Linda Sanjeet Blood glucose (mg/dL) 0 60 90 30 128 117 146 160 97 111 135 154 96 105 101 99 108 116 129 141 94 109 128 143 97 96 94 83 H 120 152 143 98 139 140 88
Transcribed Image Text:Il.ii-Blood Glucose Test Esiankiki: Oh, now I remember—I've heard of this test before. My mom's a physician with her own office here in town. I know that my mom is participating in a clinical trial for a new lactose intolerance test that measures blood glucose. Now I wonder if I'm lactose intolerant. I once had really bad stomach aches when I ate ice cream. Maybe that's why? If we go to her office, we could try to participate in the trial and if we ask nicely, she might give us the data. Wouldn't it be nice to know for sure if you are lactose intolerant? Xiao-Ma: Yes, I would love that! Sanjeet: And you know what's interesting when I was a baby, I didn't have these issues but I was able to digest milk just fine as I was breastfed. Chris: Wow that's fascinating-so as a baby you probably did produce the lactase enzyme and, if you are right, then your body at some point just stopped making it. Suddenly biology is starting to be more interesting... Esiankiki: Well, that would explain why my mom calls people who can eat dairy without problems “lactase persistent.” I never really understood what she meant by that. She probably means that the production of lactase enzyme persists in those individuals when they are adults. Let's go and do that blood test; I'm really curious now. Here are the results that the group of friends obtained from Esiankiki’s mother. Each of them had to drink a liquid that contains lactose. At the time the liquid was consumed, a physician assistant took a blood glucose measurement and repeated this every 30 minutes for two hours. Questions 6. Plot the results from the five individuals in the graph below. Make sure to include a legend for your graph. The physician Minutes after drinking milk: Björn Chris Xiao-Ma Esiankiki Linda Sanjeet Blood glucose (mg/dL) 0 60 90 30 128 117 146 160 97 111 135 154 96 105 101 99 108 116 129 141 94 109 128 143 97 96 94 83 H 120 152 143 98 139 140 88
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