A baby is born without the ability to make parietal cells.This baby would not be able to ________.
A)emulsify fats
B)digest lactose
C)absorb glucose and galactose
D)digest fats
E)denature (unfold)milk proteins

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Parietal cells in the stomach secrete hydrochloric acid (HCl), which is crucial for denaturing (unfolding) proteins, including milk proteins, making them easier to digest by proteases. The other options listed involve different aspects of digestion not directly related to the function of parietal cells.

A Baby Is Born Without the Ability to Make Parietal