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FrozenT [24]
3 years ago
5

Trình bày cơ chế hấp thụ và chuyển hóa lipid từ đường tiêu hóa ở người?

Biology
1 answer:
Licemer1 [7]3 years ago
8 0
Trong dạ dày được tách rời khỏi các chất thực phẩm khác. Trong ruột non, mật hoa tiết ra chất béo trong khi các enzyme tiêu hoá chúng. Các tế bào ruột hấp thụ chất béo. Các a - xít béo chuỗi dài tạo thành một cấu trúc lipoprotein lớn được gọi là một hạch nguyên tử có thể vận chuyển chất béo qua hệ bạch huyết.
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