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All are characteristics of AGEs EXCEPT:

All are characteristics of AGEs EXCEPT:

a. AGEs mean advanced glycation end-products.
b. Glycated hemoglobin in a patient is an indication of blood glucose levels over the past few months.
c. AGEs generated by elevated blood glucose contribute to circulation, joint and vision problems of diabetics.
d. AGEs form by enzyme catalyzed Schiff base formation between sugars and proteins.
e. AGEs alter the function of the protein to which they are attached.

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