Fructose Malabsorption Lab
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Fructose malabsorption is shown as a dose-dependent “traffic jam” in the small intestine: fructose can exceed GLUT5/GLUT2 transport, pull water into the gut, and reach the colon where bacteria ferment it into gas and diarrhea. Use the slider to change the fructose load and click modifiers like glucose or sorbitol, then explore the clue tabs and quiz to see symptoms, testing, and treatment.
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