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13. During absorption, the lacteals absorb (a) glycogen (b) glycerol and fatty acids (c) amino acids and monosaccharides (d) lactose.
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13. During absorption, the lacteals absorb

(a) glycogen (b) glycerol and fatty acids
(c) amino acids and monosaccharides
(d) lactose.

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A) lactose. This is because lacteals are drugs that help absorb lactose
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