The SGLT transporter may be best described as a: a) symporter b) antiporter c) pump protein d) voltage-gated channelThe two emulsifying agents which aid the transport of lipids in the intestine are: a) secretin and cholecystokinin b) lipases and proteases c) bile salts and momoacylglycerols d) peptide balls and fat globulesTriacylglycerols are transported from the intestinal cells to the lymph system by: a) symporters b) antiporters c) active transport pumps d) chylomicreonsTriacylglycerols are re-assembled from monoacylglycerols and fatty acids at which site in the intestinal cell? A) nucleus b) mitochondria c) ribosome d) smooth endoplasmic reticulumGlycocholate is a: a) transport protein b) lipase coenzyme c) emulsifying agent d) hormone

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The SGLT transporter may be best described as a: a) symporter b) antiporter c) pump protein d) voltage-gated channel
The two emulsifying agents which aid the transport of lipids in the intestine are: a) secretin and cholecystokinin b) lipases and proteases c) bile salts and momoacylglycerols d) peptide balls and fat globules
Triacylglycerols are transported from the intestinal cells to the lymph system by: a) symporters b) antiporters c) active transport pumps d) chylomicreons
Triacylglycerols are re-assembled from monoacylglycerols and fatty acids at which site in the intestinal cell? A) nucleus b) mitochondria c) ribosome d) smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Glycocholate is a: a) transport protein b) lipase coenzyme c) emulsifying agent d) hormone

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