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Bile Flow

Molecular classification: Physiological Process

Overview

Bile flow refers to the physiological process by which bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver, is transported through the biliary system and delivered into the small intestine (duodenum). This process is essential for digestion, particularly for emulsifying fats and facilitating their absorption.

Biological functions

Fat emulsification/digestionExcretion/detoxification

Disease associations

Malabsorption syndromesJaundicePruritusGallstonesCholestasis

Safety considerations

Impairment can lead to malabsorptionAccumulation of toxic metabolitesFormation of gallstones

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