Some of the primary constituents of this are sodium glycocholate and sodium taurocholate, and cholecystokinin is the primary stimulus for its release through the sphincter of Oddi.  The body produces about 600 milliliters of it per day, though most of its salts are recycled via the enterohepatic circulation.  These salts are much more water-soluble than their precursor acids, giving them the amphipathic property necessary for this fluid's primary function.  FTP, name this substance that helps emulsify fats for digestion, and which is stored in the gall bladder after being produced in the liver.
Some of the primary constituents of this are sodium glycocholate and sodium taurocholate, and cholecystokinin is the primary stimulus for its release through the sphincter of Oddi.  The body produces about 600 milliliters of it per day, though most of its salts are recycled via the enterohepatic circulation.  These salts are much more water-soluble than their precursor acids, giving them the amphipathic property necessary for this fluid's primary function.  FTP, name this substance that helps emulsify fats for digestion, and which is stored in the gall bladder after being produced in the liver.
Some of the primary constituents of this are sodium glycocholate and sodium taurocholate, and cholecystokinin is the primary stimulus for its release through the sphincter of Oddi.  
bile (accept early response of gall)