1% the rest are found in teeth and bones !!!
Stomach<span> lining contains glands that secrete </span>gastric<span> juice, including chief cells which secrete pepsinogen and parietal cells which produce </span>hydrochloric acid<span> (</span>HCL<span>). </span>HCL<span>changes pepsinogen to </span>pepsin<span>, an enzyme which initiates protein </span>digestion<span>. D proteins.</span>
Well, even though the person may not have physical contact with the infected person, a person can still be infected of they: wear clothes, use towels, and even bed linens and sheets that the infected person has used.
Good Luck!
During glycogenesis our bodies store glucose as glycogen in the liver and muscles.
