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What is the primary target of the acid stable lipase in the stomach?
What is the primary target of the acid stable lipase in the stomach?
- Phospholipids
- Unesterified fatty acids
- Cholesterol
- Triacylglycerol (TAG) molecules (correct)
What is the role of lingual and gastric lipases in lipid digestion?
What is the role of lingual and gastric lipases in lipid digestion?
- They help break down phospholipids and unesterified fatty acids.
- They aid in the degradation of TAG molecules in individuals with pancreatic insufficiency. (correct)
- They primarily target cholesterol and cholesteryl esters.
- They aid in the digestion of milk fat in neonates.
What is the average daily intake of lipids by adults?
What is the average daily intake of lipids by adults?
- 81% of their body weight
- 90 g
- 81 g (correct)
- 90% of their daily caloric intake
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