Popular Classic (Sp13)- Carbohydrate digestion

[@melmelia12]

I THINK I LOVE YOU. You're lectures lack small details such as the specific transporters, but this is so good for review and actually challenges me to build on the foundations of your descriptions. So engaging and memorable. Keep it up, you are brilliant!

[@ericdwkim]

THANK YOU!!! it blew my mind when you mentioned the part about the intestinal cells not using the glucose but rather glutamine.

[@Zozozoro]

You have a great and adorable personality. Thank you for all of your videos! :D

[@mossdeep_23]

Informative, funny and able to keep my interested. Thank you so much for your videos saving my life in my nutrition class your the best.

[@asonmez1]

Simple, visual, informative and funny.. Thank you very much

[@Josie0771]

I love people who make videos like this! Life saver :D

[@adafraser6672]

Wendy you smashed this one..thank you

[@09britfred]

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[@chinyere95]

Thanks a Bunch!

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[@tarynk1927]

Really great thank you!

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[@aryanam1056]

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[@andriusarlauskas5353]

Does anybody knows whats happening in stomach when carbs reaches it? I mean does it secrete HCl and all other stuff for protein digestion? And if ONLY (or mostly) carbs is ingested, does chemical digestion continuous in stomach by amylase?

[@pnmr7501]

this was really helpul. i wish my classes were this fun.. BUT can you please tell me what SGLT stands for?? My exams are in two days and i really need to know! thanks you Ms Riggs ! :)

[@anicajvv]

sodium-glucose co-transporter

[@sabz3990]

Amylase hydrolyses the polysaccharides only in the mouth and pancreas, not in the lumen?

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