Biology, asked by salhaas686, 7 months ago

The enzyme present in saliva that partially convert starch to mactosa a form of sugar

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Answered by romandave425

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Answer:

the answer might be salivary amyalse

Answered by chhatrabandsm

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Ptyalin is enzyme present in saliva

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