What molecules pass through the walls of the small intestine, starches or sugars?

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David Drayer
May 30, 2018

Sugars

Explanation:

Starches are polyscarides that is starches are made up of multiply sugars. To pass through the membranes walls of the small intestines the starches have to be broken up into individual sugar molecules that are small enough to pass through the membranes.

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