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The most abundant component of plasma is
 A) ions.
  B) proteins.
  C) water.
  D) gases.
  E) nutrients.

Question 2

The complete catabolism of fatty acids is through the process called
 A) lipogenesis.
  B) glycolysis.
  C) beta-oxidation.
  D) glycogenolysis.
  E) adipogenesis.



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