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The lining of the small intestine produces lactase. Lactase breaks down large polymers in lactose to monomers for absorption through the lining of the intestine. Those people who don’t produce lactase
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The lining of the small intestine produces lactase. Lactase breaks down large polymers in lactose to monomers for absorption through the lining of the intestine. Those people who don’t produce lactase

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Lactose intolerant.

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