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Approximately the percentage of alcohol that is consumed by a person is absorbed directly into the blood through the stomach?
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The answer is a 20%
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Approximately percent of alcohol that is consumed by a percent is absorbed directly into the blood through the stomach?
The answer is a 20% (r!++3r
What nucleotide is directly consumed in translation?
Met
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no
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yes
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