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The function of the connective tissue perimysium is to
 
  (1) contract the muscle, (2) enclose individual muscle fibers, (3) surround a group of muscle bundles, (4) surround the muscle bundle, (5) tenderize the muscle by hydrolyzing with heat.

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Formation of invert sugar is promoted by
 
  (1) glucuronase, (2) invertase, (3) maltase, (4) galacturonase, (5) none of these.



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cnetterville

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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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