Proteins
Where does most protein absorption occur?
Jejunum
What enzyme in your oral cavity starts the absorption of carbohydrates?
Salivary Amylase
What is the enzyme that breaks down lipids?
Lipase
What is an example of a protein enzyme from the pancreas?
Protease, Proteolytic, Peptides
In order to eneter the enterocyte what form does the carbohydrate need to be in?
Monosacharide (glucose, galactose, fructose)
Lacteal exits the entreocytes through what mechanism?
Exocytosis
Where does the amino acids go once the reach the blood vessel?
Hepatic Portal
Where does most of carbohydate absorption occur?
Jejunum
In the golgi apparatus tryglicerides and golgi proteins are used to create what?
Chylomicron
What happens once the amino acids get to the liver?
Interconversion
Once carbohydrates are sensed in the duodenum, what hormone is released to stimulate insulin?
GIP
What venous structure does lacteal use to enter the cardioascular system?
Left Subclavian Junction
What molecules facilitate the concentration gradient during protein absorption?
Na+ and K+
In both the liver and skeletal muscles glucose is converted to gylcogen for what process in the body?
Cellular Respiration
In the liver lacteal is converted to what to be used more easily by cells?
LDL + cholesterol