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What kind of proteins are lacking or low in one area, like beans, grains, nuts, and vegetables?

complete proteins


comprehensive proteins


incomplete proteins


whole proteins

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User Azv
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Answer: incomplete proteins.

Explanation: For instance, beans, lentils, peas, and many vegetables tend to contain low amounts of cysteine and methionine. On the other hand, grains, nuts, and seeds tend to be low in lysine. Because of this, many people refer to plant foods as “incomplete” sources of protein.

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