Urine is preferable vehicle for a biotechnology product than milk because of following reasons, EXCEPT:
Correct answer: D. It is easier to extract proteins from urine than from milk
- A. Only females produce milk
- B. Females don't produce milk until maturity
- C. Each animal urinates throughout life
- D. It is easier to extract proteins from urine than from milk
Explanation
Urine is preferred because both sexes produce it throughout life, unlike milk, but extracting proteins from urine is actually. harder than from milk.
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