Biology · Human Digestive System
Why do dietary fats form large globules in the small intestine?
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- 1Because lipase enzymes in the stomach do not digest fats completely
- 2Because proteins and fats clump together to produce colloidal matter
- 3Because fats get trapped in fibrous carbohydrates during food churning in the stomach
- 4Because fats do not mix well with the watery slurry produced in the stomach✓
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Because fats do not mix well with the watery slurry produced in the stomach
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