The exocrine(enzyme-secreting)component of the pancreas, pancreatic fluid, functions to secrete which of the following:     Question 42 options:   insulin   glucagon   gastrin   somatostatin   trypsin   chymotrypsin   lipase   amylase   nuclease   secretin   cholecystokinin

Q: Lipase, H2O, heat NAOH, H,O, heat o

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