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karateprodigy

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Why is celiac disease so potentially harmful to one's health?

Question 2

Active and passive transport mechanisms differ because
 
 A. active transport requires energy whereas passive transport does not.
  B. active transport does not require energy whereas passive transport does.
  C. active transport is used for nutrients while passive transport is used for all other substances.
  D. passive transport is normally used for all substances; active transport is only used under extreme conditions.



macybarnes

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Answer to Question 1

Celiac disease causes damage to the intestinal lining when
gluten is consumed. This damage has been described as a
flattening out of the microvilli and villi. As a result, the ability
to absorb nutrients is dramatically reduced. In addition, the
person can experience diarrhea and weight loss.

Answer to Question 2

A



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