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Lactose molecules are different from maltose molecules in having: A) only galactose B)only glucose C)one glucose and one galactose

Lactose molecules are different from maltose molecules in having: A) only galactose B)only glucose C)one glucose and one galactose
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Lactose molecules are different from maltose molecules in having:

A) only galactose
B)only glucose
C)one glucose and one galactose

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It is C because lactose has a glucose molecule and a galactose molecule.

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