Small intestines

... food gets eaten, the nutrients travel down into the stomach and then intestines. These organs break up and dissolve the food into small pieces that can be absorbed by the blood stream. Most of these small particles travel ...

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... a harelip, blindness, absence in the newborn organism from intestines of the external aperture and so it is infinite. In the field of ... of organisms, with similar to us dystrophies on an example of brothers smaller, in the absence of quality selection, and together with and absence ...

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... cells. As all products enter the crypt lumen, these cells provide a primary defense to microbial colonization in this sensitive regions of the small intestine. Only mammalian herbivores and omnivores have Paneth cells.

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Hello Just wondering, those intestinal crypts (tubular glands), I know they have secreting cells, that secrete intestinal juice, but just wondering which cells? Are there also S cells that secrete secretin? or is this the same as enteroendocrine cells, as I know these cells secrete secretin as well....

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Greetings! I'm working on a project that asks if amylase were isolated from any 2 organisms, would it show the same temperature optimum? I answered yes because i understand that amylase works best at around 37 degrees celcius, but I dont know how to explain my answer further. Does anyone have any su...

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