Lactose is a disaccharide molecule, which means it is formed
by two different simple sugar molecules bonded together; those molecules are
glucose and galactose. The body can extract energy from lactose, so it uses an
enzyme called lactase to break lactose into two monosaccharides: glucose and
galactose.
We can conclude that after lactase breaks down a sugar in
milk, the monosaccharides formed in that reaction are glucose and galactose.
For the answer to the question above, I believe the answer is the "FLOWERING PLANTS"
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I believe it's "C. When glucose levels are low and lactose is present" I may be wrong.
DNA is used for replication in cells, the replication is called Semi conservative. Tis is when two strand of DNA are used as a code for a new DNA molecule.
The lymphatic system drains into lymphatic trunks (right and left lymphatic duct) which drains into vessels of the neck (right subclavian vein)
