The process of water be added to food molecules to break the links holding things together is
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Biology, 05.11.2019 08:31 kylucienne
The process of water be added to food molecules to break the links holding things together is
a). hydrolysison
b). enzymation
c). breaking down
d). digestion
are made of proteins and folded into a shape that fits each type of food polymer perfectly.
a). enzymes
b). nucleic acids
c). carbohydrates
d).lipids
all enzyme names end
a). -tion
b). -ose
c). -ium
d). -ase
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