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In order to be absorbed in the body, proteins must be broken down into:
  1.triglycerides.
  2.amino acids.
  3.monosaccharides.
  4.starch.

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In order to be absorbed in the body, carbohydrates must be broken down into:
  1.triglycerides.
  2.amino acids.
  3.monosaccharides.
  4.starch.



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