Physio - Carb Digestion and Reabsorption

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What are the two paths for absorption?

  1. Transcellular → cross luminal membrane via passive diffusion or transporters

  2. Paracellular → between cells via tight junctions

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What’s the purpose of the Folds of Kerckring?

Increases SA for more contact time → slows digesta movement

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What’s the purpose of the villi and microvilli in the SI lumen?

Lined with enterocytes for absorption and goblet cells for mucus secretion

Microvilli → brush border for final absorption

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How much is SA increased with the folds, villi and microvilli?

600X

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What’s the turnover rate of epithelial cells of the intestinal mucosa?

Q 3-6 days

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What type of carbohydrate is high in horse, cattle and sheep diets?

Cellulose

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What type of carbohydrate is high in performance horse and finishing cattle diets?

Starch

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What type of carbohydrate is high in chicken and pig diets?

Starch

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What two carbohydrates are mainly found in dog diets?

Starch and soluable fiber

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What two carbohydrates are mainly found in cat diets?

Starch and glycogen

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Which of these are considered monosaccharides?

glucose, fructose, ribose

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Which of these are considered disaccharides?

sucrose, lactose, maltose

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Which of these are considered polysaccharides?

starch, cellulose, glycogen, hemicellulose

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