The enzyme that functions to reversibly maintain the formation of H2CO3 and H20 + CO2 is: A-bile B- lipase C-pepsin D- carbonic anhydrase

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The enzyme that functions to reversibly maintain the formation of H2CO3 and H20 + CO2 is:

A-bile
B- lipase
C-pepsin
D- carbonic anhydrase

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The answer is A-bile

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