To verify that the unlabelled soft drink is diet soda rather than soda sweetened with fructose, we'll do a test of the presence of sugar in the drink. Normally a diet soda contains aspartame, an artificial sweetener derived from proteins. A reducing sugar test will reveal whether the drink contains sugar or not. Absence of sugar will indicate presence of artificial sweeteners. The Fehling's solution and Tollens' reagent are two chemical solutions that test the presence of sugar in the drink. The Fehling's solution gives off a red precipitate in presence of sugar and Tollens' solution gives off a silver precipitate in presence of sugar.
Crossing over can lead to an abnormal genome if the exchange is not done equally, which can lead to an in-utero death or congenital diseases.
The answer is glycogen
Because glycogen is an large storage molecule of extra glucose
Answer:
its B or D but I guess the most is D
