What is one of the primary functions of this food in the body?

building proteins

slering energy

providing structure to cell walls

carrying genetie information

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In which developmental stage are genetic malformations most likely to occur?

Which statement describes what happens to the carbon dioxide produced in cellular respiration? It is broken down to get oxygen. It is used to produce glucose. It is used to store energy. It is breathed out.

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