Gastric lipase from the chief cells is best described as which kind of lipase?
AAn acidic lipase
BAn alkaline lipase
CA bile-activated lipase
DA colipase-bound lipase
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. An acidic lipase
Gastric lipase works in acid and needs neither bile acids nor colipase, unlike alkaline pancreatic lipase.
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