absorption of an ion from bowel that converts dehybridysed delocalised p orbital stored form of glucose into partial accumulation of glucose
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Absorption & transport
The monosaccharide units, glucose, galactose and fructose are transported through the wall of the small intestine into the portal vein which then takes them straight to the liver. The mode of transport varies between the three monosaccharides and is described in brief below. Both glucose and fructose are absorbed relatively quickly, depending on what other nutrients are eaten at the same time. For example a meal or food containing protein and fat causes the sugars to be absorbed slower than when consumed on their own.
The monosaccharide units, glucose, galactose and fructose are transported through the wall of the small intestine into the portal vein which then takes them straight to the liver. The mode of transport varies between the three monosaccharides and is described in brief below. Both glucose and fructose are absorbed relatively quickly, depending on what other nutrients are eaten at the same time. For example a meal or food containing protein and fat causes the sugars to be absorbed slower than when consumed on their own.
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