Trace the correct sequence for starch digestion from the mouth until absorption in a healthy person:

Brush border enzymes begin in the stomach → salivary lipase completes digestion in the colon → pancreatic proteases absorb monosaccharides

Pancreatic lipase begins starch digestion in the duodenum → bile converts starch into amino acids → salivary amylase absorbs them in the stomach

Pepsin from the stomach converts starch to glucose which is absorbed in the ileum without need for pancreatic enzymes

Salivary amylase begins starch breakdown in the mouth → pancreatic amylase continues digestion in the small intestine → brush border enzymes finish conversion to monosaccharides for absorption across enterocytes