Bile Acids and Salts Quiz

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Which ion is the primary cation in non-conjugated bile acids?

  • Ca2+
  • Cl-
  • Na+
  • K+ (correct)

What is the primary amino acid component of conjugated bile salts?

  • Taurine
  • Proline
  • Glycine (correct)
  • Alanine

What is the predominant cation in conjugated bile salts?

  • Mg2+
  • Na+ (correct)
  • K+
  • Fe3+

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Bile Acids and Salts

  • The primary cation in non-conjugated bile acids is sodium.
  • The primary amino acid component of conjugated bile salts is taurine or glycine.
  • The predominant cation in conjugated bile salts is sodium.

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