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Which organ in the body is primarily responsible for breaking down fats? a. spleen. b. pancreas. c. stomach. d. gall bladder.

Which organ in the body is primarily responsible for breaking down fats? a. spleen. b. pancreas. c. stomach. d. gall bladder.
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Which organ in the body is primarily responsible for breaking down fats?

a. spleen.
b. pancreas.
c. stomach.
d. gall bladder.

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User Skami
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gall bladder

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User Chris Spicer
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D.) Gall Bladder is the answer!

'cause it stores "Bile" which help in Emulsification of fats!

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