Biology, asked by risha531, 7 days ago

which enzyme present in saliva breaks down starch?​

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Answered by tstsgsgygmailcom
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Explanation:

The answer is Saliva breakdown starch =Ptyalin

Answered by Nami120
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Answer:

The salivary amylase present in saliva breaks down starch. Ptyalin is a form of salivary amylase.

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