“…specific transporters) present in vivo , bioaccessible compounds are not necessarily bioavailable; however, compounds that are not bioaccessible are generally not bioavailable. TIM-1 has been used to investigate bioaccessibility of phytochemicals (Blanquet-Diot, Soufi, Rambeau, Rock, &Alric, 2009; Lila et al, 2011; Mateo Anson, Van den Berg, Havenaar, Bast, & Haenen, 2009; Minekus et al, 2005), dietary nutrients (Haraldsson et al, 2005; Verwei, Freidig, Havenaar, & Groten, 2006; Verwei et al, 2003) and drug formulations (Blanquet et al, 2004; Tenjarla, Romasanta, Zeijdner, Villa, & Moro, 2007) under fed or fasted states.…”