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【Daily Question No. 25】November 13, 2015: +2 wealth for participation, +3 wealth for a correct answer

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To boost activity on the food section, a daily quiz campaign is launched starting today: participants earn +2 wealth points for taking part, and an additional +3 wealth points for answering correctly. This initiative aims to enliven the atmosphere of this section, spread basic knowledge about food, and provide users with certain wealth rewards. (Judgment) Histidine in fish can cause food poisoning. ( ) Reply with the answer you think is correct in the comments; participating in the quiz earns +2 wealth points. Getting all answers right adds another +3 wealth points, and additional rewards will be given for providing detailed explanations or analyses of the questions and answers. Note: We will close this post after 24 hours. Outside of answering questions, I hope everyone can share their suggestions~ Feel free to express any ideas regarding the daily question or anything else~
Reply #22015-11-13
It seems correct at first glance, but should it be histidine rather than an amine? . .
Reply #32015-11-13
Histidine in fish can cause food poisoning. ( Right )
Reply #42015-11-13
I believe the statement in this question is correct.
Reply #52015-11-13
Yes, histamine poisoning caused by fish is an allergic-type food poisoning resulting from certain fish that contain a certain amount of histamine. Histamine is a breakdown product of histidine; therefore, the production of histamine in fish is related to the amount of histidine it contains. Fish with green skin and red flesh, such as hairtail, skipjack, tuna, sardines, anchovies, and bamboo fish, have higher levels of hemoglobin in their muscles; as a result, their histidine content is also higher. When contaminated by bacteria rich in histidine decarboxylase, such as Bacillus histolyticus, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, etc., and under suitable conditions, histidine is decarboxylated to produce histamine. Histamine can cause capillary dilation and congestion as well as bronchial constriction.
Reply #62015-11-13
Follow the one upstairs; the judgment is correct. ;P
Reply #72015-11-13
Yes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #82015-11-13
Histidine in fish can cause food poisoning. ( Wrong )
Reply #92015-11-13
Histidine in fish can cause food poisoning. ( X )
Reply #102015-11-13
Histidine in fish can cause food poisoning. (Correct)

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