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kckanistras

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How is the brain different from other cells if glucose drops?
◦ The brain can only burn excess protein cells.
◦ The brain doesn't have fat cells to burn.
◦ The brain can only burn excess fat cells.
◦ The brain can't make glucose as quickly as other cells.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2022
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