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Proteins. are digested to peptides containing two - three units which enters the intestinal cells.
Bile salts essential for emulsification of fats. Its release is stimulated by cholecystokinin.
Pepsin is a protease enzyme which helps in digestion of proteins.
Carbohydrate - alpha amylase involved in partial digestion of carbohydrates which yields dextrin
Lipase - involved in lipid digestion, which hydrolyses acyl chain.
Micelle helps in transport and absorption of lipids
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