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    The Enzyme Missing in Tay-Sachs Disease Is
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The Enzyme Missing in Tay-Sachs Disease Is

Question 104

Question 104

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The enzyme missing in Tay-Sachs disease is


A) cholinesterase.
B) hexosaminidase A.
C) neuraminidase.
D) hyaluronidase.
E) lactic dehydrogenase.

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