Biology, asked by divyaraj101003, 8 months ago

How are the fats digested in our body?
Where does this process take place?
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Answered by Karamraj
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Fat digestion takes place in the small intestine. The alkaline secretion of the liver, bile, is carried to the small intestine by the bile duct. The process starts with emulsification (break down) of large fat globule by the salt of bile into smaller micelles to facilitate further enzymatic reaction and digestion process. The fat-digesting lipase enzyme in pancreatic juice and intestinal juices digest the fat in micelles into triacylglycerols and then fatty acids and glycerols. These fat digestion products are then absorbed by the intestinal mucosa and are carried to tissues by the lymphatic system and blood where they either serve as energy fuel or are stored after re-esterification.

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Answered by sartho
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Answer:

Fat is digested by bile juice secreted by our liver

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This Process take place in our digestive system. The bile juice secreted by our liver help to broke it into simpler form thus again by lipase break simpler form into more simpler form secreted by our pancreas..

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