Fructose Does Not Appear in the Blood After Absorption Because

question 81

Multiple Choice

Fructose does not appear in the blood after absorption because it is ____.

• A) used immediately by the intestinal cells for energy
• B) transported via the lymphatic system and taken up by cells immediately
• C) immediately trapped by the liver and converted to glucose
• D) absorbed by epithelial cells and remains there

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Definitions:

Holder in Due Course

A party that has acquired a negotiable instrument in good faith and without notice of any defect in title.

Maker

The individual or entity that creates or produces an item or is the original writer of a check or promissory note.

Without Recourse

A term indicating that the holder of a financial instrument cannot demand payment from the issuer in the case of default.

Banking Day

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