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Where in the digestive system do the amounts of glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids increase?

Where in the digestive system do the amounts of glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids increase?
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Where in the digestive system do the amounts of glucose, amino acids, and fatty

acids increase?

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The small intestine hope this was helpful.

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