TGs are emulsified by bile, then split into monoglycerides and FFAs, which are picked up by micelles. Micelles transport these to the small intestine, where they are resynthesized into TGs in the smooth ER, packaged into chylomicrons by the Golgi, and released.
Los TG son emulsionados por la bilis, luego divididos en monoglicéridos y AG libres, que son recogidos por micelas. Las micelas transportan estos al intestino delgado, donde se resintetizan en TG en el RE liso, se empaquetan en quilomicrones por el Golgi, y se liberan.
| Front | Explain the path from the duodenum to absorption of fat |
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| Back | 1. TG are emulsified by bile 2. TG are split to monoglycerides and FFA 3. Micelles pick up monoglycerides and FFA 4. Micelles travel to absorptive tissues & drop off luggage 5. FFA and monoglycerides are transported to smooth ER where they are resynthesized into TG 6. Golgi packages TG with small amount of cholesterol and phospholipids & form chylomicrons |
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