Digestion of Carbs, etc.pdf - Mrs Stovel

Figure 13.11.
The liver, gall bladder,
pancreas, small intestines, and
the ducts which deliver bile and
pancreatic juices to the
duodenum.
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Figure 24.16 Fat Digestion:
Emulsification , Fat Absorption,
Bile Salt Recycling. This diagram
shows how a fat globule
floating along in the small intestine
after a meal is emulsified by
bile salts. Bile salts are produced
in the liver, stored in the
gallbladder, and passed down
the bile duct. From fat globules,
bile salts help remove small
groups of lipid molecules. which
in turn pass into cells lining the
intestinal wall. The small group
of lipid molecules becomes
coated with protein and enters
the lymph and eventually the
blood circulation, and the bile
salts are recycled and stored
once again in the gallbladder.
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lymph to
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