### pasta:

Noodle
* Chinese speciality restaurant cum bar.
* Some noodles use in soup
  - vietnamese soup
* account for a third of Asian wheat consumption, similar to the entire Kansas crop.
* are also a quick and easy meal that can be eaten for breakfast
  - cereals
  - chinese food
  - fictional characters
  - located in pantries
  - low fat, low calorie, low sodium, but rich in vitamins
  - one of the world's favorite comfort foods
  - similar to pasta, except that it is made out of rice flour
* come in a wide variety of shapes and are used all around the world.
* come in all shapes ,sizes and cooking style , they are fried , boiled , bland or very spicy
  - shapes, sizes and cooking style, they are fried, boiled, bland or very spicy
* have taste.
* make from wheat.
* top with sauces.

### pasta | noodle:

Instant noodle
* are also space foods.
+ Ramen: Soups :: Noodles
  * Ramen' is a Japanese kind of noodle soup. The noodles are made of wheat. Ramen are typically Japanese, though they originally came from China. Today, ramen undergone a change of Japanese own, and there are so many ramen shops in Japan. Outside Japan, people have also started to eat ramen. Instant noodles are also space foods.

Spaghetti
* covers with homemade meat sauces
* is food
  - located in plates
  - solid food

Pathogenic organism
* Most pathogenic organisms get into the body through the mucosal surface.
* Some pathogenic organisms cause diseases.
* are typically much smaller than their host and have a much shorter life cycle.
* cause many types of cankers in trees.

### pathological health problem | blood dyscrasia | blood disorder | leucopenia | neutropenia:

Cyclic neutropenia
* is associated with mouth ulcers during neutropenic periods
  - neutropenia
* rare congenital granulocytopoietic disorder.
* tends to occur every three weeks and last three to six days at a time.

### pathologists:

Clinical pathologist
* analyze blood, urine, and other body fluids.
* are pathologists.

Pathway
* All Pathways Observe how genes interact in dynamic graphical models.
* Many pathways connect the hypothalamus to the limbic system and the visceral system.
* Most pathways are relevant to the erythrocytic phase of the parasite cycle.
* Most pathways have basic functions
  - move carbon atoms
  - regulate outgrowths
* Some pathways are located in mammals
  - contribute to initiations
  - involve activations
* Some pathways involve in absorption
  - photosynthesis
  - membrane proteins
  - movement
  - lead from receptors
* Some pathways lead to degradations
  - evolution
  - perceptions
  - move carbon compounds
* Some pathways produce energy
  - hormones
  - steroid hormones
* Some pathways regulate development
  - maturation
  - oocyte maturation
  - relate to limb development
* act as regulators.
* are paths
  - the means by which species are transported from one location to another
* can be linear, cyclic, or branched.
* connect different regions of the brain
* describe outcomes.
* includes readsides
  - sections
* is nerve tissue
  - the product design concept for an evolving portfolio of innovative solutions
* lead to activations
  - production
* move atoms
* offer advantage
  - selective advantage
* play a major role in how people interact with a building.
* serve different functions
* show patterns.

### pathway:

Biochemical pathway
* Most biochemical pathways lead to production.
* Most biochemical pathways serve different functions
* Some biochemical pathways produce energy.
* are abstract concepts developed by biochemists.
* constitute just one level in the hierarchical organization of organisms.
* exPASy A searchable database of metabolic pathways.

Neural pathway
* Some neural pathways become superhighways thanks to myelin.
* are the connections that allow information to travel through the brain.