by active transport with sodium ions via a co-transporter protein
how is galactose absorbned?
by active transport with sodium ions using the same co-transporter protein as is used with glucose
how is fructose (Monosaccharide) absorbed?
via facilitated diffusion
What do micelles do?
help to move monoglycerides and fatty acids towards the epithelium.
why can micelles 'release' monoglycerides and fatty acids ?
because micelles constantly break up and reform they can release monoglycerides and fatty acids, allowing them to be absorbed - whole micelles are not taken up across the epithelium
Why can monoglycerides and fatty acids diffuse DIRECTLY across the epithelial cell membrane?
they are lipid-soluble
how arre amino acids absorbed?
sodium ions are transported out of the epithelial cells into the ileum itself
they then diffuse back into the cells through sodium-depdendent transporter proteins in the epithelial cell membranes, carrying the amino acids with them
what do the micelles allow?
allow the monoglycerides and fatty acids to be absorbed by the epithelial cells in the ileum
how do the monoglycerides and fatty acids through the cell surface membrane?
diffuse through cell surface membrane and into the cell cytoplasm
the role of micelles
what do micelles contain?
bile salts and monoglycerides
how are fatty acids/ monogylcerides absorbed?
by diffusion
what do micelles do?
make fatty acids/monoglycerides more soluble in water
what do micelles include?
bile salts and fatty acids
what do micelles do to fatty acids?
make them more soluble in watee
state the main roles of micelles in the absorption of fats into the cells LINING the ILEUM?
Make fatty acids more soluble in water
carry fatty acids to cell/lining of the ileum
maintain high conc of fatty acids to cell/lining of the ileum