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... proteins or enzymes to function appropriately . The great majority of these are absorbed in the jejunum . Vitamins are ... protein ( intrinsic factor ) produced in the stomach to be absorbed from the terminal ileum . The fat - soluble ...
... proteins or enzymes to function appropriately . The great majority of these are absorbed in the jejunum . Vitamins are ... protein ( intrinsic factor ) produced in the stomach to be absorbed from the terminal ileum . The fat - soluble ...
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... proteins are composed of chains of amino acids . Each gram of protein or amino acid releases 4 calories of energy . Although most individuals do not realize that protein is an equivalent energy source to carbohydrates , the dif ...
... proteins are composed of chains of amino acids . Each gram of protein or amino acid releases 4 calories of energy . Although most individuals do not realize that protein is an equivalent energy source to carbohydrates , the dif ...
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... protein digestion process usually is very efficient and does not require specialized enzymes in the lining of the small intestine in order to adequately absorb the individual amino acids . Abnormali- ties of protein absorption occur ...
... protein digestion process usually is very efficient and does not require specialized enzymes in the lining of the small intestine in order to adequately absorb the individual amino acids . Abnormali- ties of protein absorption occur ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease | 11 |
The Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal Tract | 17 |
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