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Certain nerve gases are known to cause a breakdown of cholinesterase. How would these gases affect the human body and why?

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biology

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  1. The individual might undergo a rapid acceleration of the aging process.
  2. The person may become unconscious.
  3. The person could experience a significant decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting.
  4. The individual may experience an increase in memory capacity.
  5. The individual may develop enhanced visual acuity temporarily.
  6. The person may experience a heightened sense of alertness.
  7. The person might have an improved ability to digest food rapidly.
  8. The individual could experience a reduction in pain sensation throughout the body.
  9. The person may feel a temporary increase in muscle strength.
  10. The person involved may enter a state of tremors and spasms, or may even die depending on the quantity of gas inhaled.

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