Lab 11 Active transport in the rat gut Flashcards
absorption of the end products of digestion in the gut occurs in different mechanisms
simple diffusion, active transport, facilitated transport and movement of fluid along osmotic gradients
reagents used in the rat gut
saline, glucose in saline solution, glucose combined with MgSO4
GI tract is __ long
more than 28 feet long
where extracellular digestion occur
stomach and small interstine
responsible mainly for absorption of water
large intestine
where does the end products of digestion are then absorbed
blood or lacteals through intestinal epithelium by different transport mechanisms
an apical luminal side facing the lumen and a basolateral or serosal side facing the blood vessels
epithelial cells
transporters differ on two sides
the substance is moved across the epithelial down or against the concentration and osmotic gradients
SGLT sodium dependent glucose transporter located on the apical side
secondary active transport Na/K Atpase pump of glucose take place via
where glucose is transported after SGLT
into the blood in the basolateral side by facilitated diffusion assisted by glucose transporter (GluT)
the movement of water is dependent on the
osmotic gradient
cause water absorption into the intestine
hypo-osmotic gradient
observed in the intestinal lumen (the opposite of hypo)
hyper-osmotic
Ion movements occur via
ion channels, Na/K/Cl co transporters
tight ligature
loose ligature
cannula
segment a segment b
na