1. Is there a lot of fat or glycerin in the human intestine? If the fat is broken down into glycerin in the human body, after reaching the intestine, the surface protein will have no effect.
2. What is the allowable intake of E. coli in the standard range?
3. Can the human body synthesize tryptophan?
4. About the abuses and research issues of Orista
Hello Qingli Chen
1. The fat present in the human small intestine stimulates release of lipase from pancreas and bile from the liver which break down fats into fatty acids. The long chain fatty acids form chylomicron which is a lipoprotein that transports fats through the lymph system. Only a small proportion of dietary fat that is consumed reaches the large intestine. Lipids in colonic digest are derived from the undigested residue of dietary fat and partly from the endogenous secretions and shedding of colonocytes.
2. Ideally E. coli should be at a level of
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I think E. coli is not the best option, here in our lab different strains of lactobacillus were used to solve obesity and degredation of fats in alementary canal. Howevere, if you have chosen E. coli the before go to the invivo testing you must work on compuatational level to find the metablic pathways that can katabolize the fat and glycerin, in addition invitro experimentation is also recomended to know the degredation of fats and glycerine and i will advise to use different strains of lactobacillus in comparison with e.coli so that you may have an idea that which strain is working more efficiently and you must also know that which strain of bacteria is not harmful while performing the experiment invivo.