Yes, because the mouth is breaking down sucrase maltose they have proteins falty acids.
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Answer:The body uses carbohydrates (glycogen) for medium-term energy storage and lipids (fats or triglycerides) for long-term energy storage. Carbohydrates store about 16 kJ/g, while fats store about 39 kJ/g. Gram for gram, triglycerides store more than twice as much energy as glycogen.
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283 marlins; 89% increase (i rounded but raw percentage would be 88.6%)
C. Plasma membrane
Eurkaryotic cells have a nucleus and nucleolus, but prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus or nucleolus. Instead, they have a nucleoid region where they store their genetic info.
