Why Do Artificial Sweeterns Have Less Calories Than Sucrose and Fructose,but

question 37

Multiple Choice

Why do artificial sweeterns have less calories than sucrose and fructose,but still taste sweet?

• A)They bind to specific taste receptor,but are quickly metabolized by the body.
• B)They do not bind to any receptors and are quickly eliminated from the body.
• C)They bind to a specific taste receptor,but do not have any ATP.
• D)They bind to ATP,which then binds to the taste receptor.

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