Which of the following is may be present in the blood in higher than normal concentrations during periods of starvation?

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During periods of starvation, the body enters a state of gluconeogenesis where it breaks down stored fats and proteins to produce glucose for energy. This process can lead to higher than normal concentrations of ketone bodies (A), glucose (B), and amino acids (C) in the blood. Therefore, all of the choices may be present in higher than normal concentrations during periods of starvation.

Which of the Following Is May Be Present in the Blood