This is known as antero gastrone. So this is our hormone that is stimulated by the presence of fat and lipids inside the small intestine. And what intergastrone does is it basically causes a decrease in the movement of the chime along our small intestine. And that gives the lipase and other proteolytic enzymes more time to break down the macromolecules, especially the fats and lipids found inside the small intestine. So these are the different types of proteolytic enzymes produced by the small intestine, and these are the hormones produced by the small intestine. Now, let's move on to the pancreas.