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• absorption mechanisms in the intestines that rely on the concentration gradient of the molecule being absorbed- Passive diffusion
• carbohydrate intake affects the amount of blood cholesterol the most
• chief cells of the stomach form pepsinogen
• acinar cells of the pancreas form pancreatic digestive enzymes
• cardia is a part of the stomach that releases lysozyme
• Meissner plexus belongs to Submucosa layer of the digestive tract
• parietal cells of the stomach form hydrochloric acid
• part of the stomach that releases ghrelin is Fundus
• lipoprotein LDL brings endogenous cholesterol to extrahepatic tissues
• Muscularislayer of the digestive tract is primarily responsible for peristalsis
• Cholelithiasis is the consequence of having too much Cholesterol in the bile
• GI hormone that facilitates the gastric phase of digestion- Gastrin
• Gl hormone Cholecystokinin facilitates the feeling of being full
• lipoprotein VLDL carries endogenous lipids into the bloodstream
• Chylomicron is the lipoprotein that carries exogenous lipids into the bloodstream
• mucosa layer is the digestive tract primarily responsible for absorption
• the absorption mechanisms in the intestines that rely on the concentration gradient of sodium is Secondary active transport
• Bile acids are subject to enterohepatic circulation
• HDL is the lipoprotein that brings endogenous cholesterol back to the liver
• Auerbach plexus belongs to the Muscularis layer of the digestive tract
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