absorption of amino acid from intestine to blood
generally we take amino acids in the form of its macromolecule like Protein
protein in the chyme ( the food mix throughly with acidic gastric juice of the stomach called chyme ) reaching the intestine are acted upon by the Proteolytic enzyme of pancreatic juice and the reaction occur
protein in the presence of trypsin/chymotrypsin /carboxypeptidase is converted into dipeptide
enzyme in the success entericus ( intestinal juice) is act on the dipeptide and convert it into amino acid in the presence of dipeptidases
ABSORPTION IN SMALL INTESTINE
Small intestine is the principal organ for absorption of nutrient digestion is complete here and the final product is transferred to the large intestine
the small intestine epithelial cell lining the villi and have microvilli which further increase the the absorption area
absorption of amino acids and electrolyte and glucose is generally through simple diffusion that's mean the passage of these substance into the blood depend upon the concentration gradient
some amount of amino acid are absorbed with the help of carrier protein and the mechanism is called facilitated transport
BASICALLY hydrogen atom is added to the amine group of amino acid and the process is called deamination
so amino acid is transport via to mechanism
mostly by simple diffusion and some amount by facilitated transport
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