Metabolism of Dietary Lipids UNIT III: Lipid Metabolism.
Pancreatic secretions The pancreas acts as an exocrine gland by producing pancreatic juice which empties into the small intestine via a duct. The pancreas.
Digestion of Dietary Lipids Digestion of Dietary Lipids.
Cells. Prokaryotes Are smaller and simpler than eukaryotes They don’t have a nucleus their genetic material is contained with in the cell Even though.
The Lipids: Triglycerides, Phospholipids, and Sterols Chapter 5.
Mammals. Digestive System Purpose: To break down food into useable molecules to be carried to cells via blood A.Mouth B.Esophagus C.Stomach D.Small Intestines.
Announcements Tomorrow’s quiz on NEJM paper Bring two questions about NEJM Exam I provided today.
Digestive System. Purpose: –To break down food into useable molecules to be carried to the cells via our blood A.Mouth B.Esophagus C.Stomach D.Small Intestines.
Digestive enzymes Starch Proteins PROTEASE Lipids/ Fats AMYLASE LIPASE fatty acids & glycerol amino acids maltose.
Digestive System. Humans as Heterotrophs Hetero=another Trophe= nutrition As heterotrophs we cannot create carbon, therefore we need to ingest carbon.
The Digestive System. DIGESTION (di-'jes-chen): the process of making food absorbable by changing it and breaking it down into simpler chemical compounds.
What are we doing today? (1) Determine my recommended weight using height-weight chart (Activity) and Identify 4 teeth groups and their functions. (2)
