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Compared to healthy dog, did the enzymes from Claire’s stomach break down the protein at a low, normal, or high rate?
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Compared to healthy dog, did the enzymes from Claire’s stomach break down the protein at a low, normal, or high rate?
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Norma Rate
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Answer: low rate
Step-by-step explanation:
Claire is a Great Dane who was losing weight despite the fact that she is eating. Claire doesn't have an increase in appetite and also doesn't have enough energy that is required for her to play.
Claire is losing weight because food the enzymes in her body doesn't break down the food that she eats. When compared to a dog that was healthy, the enzymes from Claire's small intestine broke down protein at a low rate.
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