lipids 2, digestion of lipids Flashcards
The end product of de novo synthesis is ?
palmitic acid
Unsaturated fats have a _____melting point and a ________chain
lower
shorter
unsaturated are liquid or solid at room temp?
liquid
What is the problem with trans fat?
humans don’t have enzymes to digest
In nature most unsaturated lipids exist in the _____configuration
Cis
Partial hydrogenation is the process of adding _____ to cis unsaturated fatty acids
H atoms
90% of dietary lipids are TAGs. What is the other 10% 4 things
cholesterol, cholesterol esters, phospholipids, free fatty acids
Digestion of lipids begins in the ____by ____ ___ ____
stomach
acid stable lipase
Digestion of lipids is accomplished by ________ in the duodenum via ______, by the use of the _____ properties of _____ ______.
Digestion of lipids is accomplished by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ in the duodenum via \_\_\_\_\_\_, by the use of the \_\_\_\_\_ properties of \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_. Emulsification peristalsis detergent bile salts
Bile salts are made where and are derivates of what?
made in liver stored in gallbladder
cholesterol
_____ and ______ degrade dietary lipids
bile salts
pancreatic enzymes
Cholecystokinin is released from where and does what in regards to enzyme & bile release and gastric motility
- released from small intestine
- increases bile and pancreatic enzyme release
- decreases gastric motility
secretion is released where and does what two things
small intestine
- increases bicarb release in the gut
- increases ph to optimize digestive enzymes
Why does Cholecystokinin slow down gastric motility?
in takes a long time to digest lipids
What are the 3 products of the digestion of lipids?
fatty acids
cholesterol
monoacylglycerol