A class of molecules named for this substance binds to farnesoid X receptors, which regulate their production by suppressing a 7-alpha hydroxylase enzyme. Ursodiol is part of that class of steroid acids named for this substance that is often conjugated to glycine or taurine. Inflammation of an organ that stores (-5[1])this substance (-5[1])is indicated by Murphy’s sign. (-5[1])A duct (10[2])named for this substance (10[5]-5[1])and the (10[2])duct (10[4])of (10[2])Wirsung (10[3])join (10[1])to form the (10[2])ampulla (10[1])of Vater. (10[4])It’s not produced (-5[1])by acinar (“ASS-in-er”) cells, but this substance (-5[1])is released by the (-5[1])sphincter of Oddi in response (10[1])to CCK. (10[1])Buildup of a component of this substance can lead to skin discoloration (10[1])in jaundice. (10[5])This substance (10[1])increases fat-soluble (10[1]-5[1])vitamin absorption in the duodenum (-5[1])and emulsifies lipids (10[1])to aid in (10[1])digestion. For 10 points, name this yellow-green fluid stored (10[1])in the gallbladder. ■END■ (10[5])