Gastric

... Beijing, China. 131Eb; 1993. 42. Fu, Jingzhi. First Affiliated Hospital, Henan Medical University, Zhenzhou, China [1]. Treatment of advanced gastric cancer in the aged by the combination of qigong and medicinal herbs. 2nd World Conf for Acad Exch of Medical Qigong. Beijing, China. 132E; 1993. ...

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... fat left in digested food then it may relax intestinal smooth muscles so they wouldn`t push food out yet. If they also reduce release of mucus and gastric acids then intestines may become less slimy and nutrients may pass more easily. Relaxed intestine may also have more area to absorb through. ...

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... somatic/biallelic inactivation not always lead to loss of heterozygosity? e.g. "The tumour suppressor gene p53 is frequently inactivated in gastric carcinoma by loss of heterozygosity (LOH), missense mutations and frame shift deletions" (http://www.biology-online.org/articles/cellular_molecular_aspects_gastric/molecular_mechanisms_gastric_carcinogenesis.html) ...

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... more acidic than normal, their rate of growth should increase. Am I right? Since, they'll make more ATP free of cost! Also, bacteria are killed by gastric acidity. Does that have to do with protein denaturation owing to very low pH?

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... Episode 19: Buccal digestion link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX5bztWjA5s&feature=BFa&list=PL8ECE6FB5757B27B8&lf=BFa Episode 20: Gastric digestion link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL4lOCu7eVc&feature=BFa&list=PL8ECE6FB5757B27B8&lf=BFa Episode 21: Intestinal digesiton ...

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