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Digestion
Digestion summary
Question | Answer |
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breakdown of starch in mouth | Ptyalin (salivary amylase) |
starts breakdown of fat in mouth | sublingual lipase |
glands that give rise to parietal cells (oxyntic cells), and chief cells (peptic cells) | gastric glands |
cells produce pepsinogen | chief/peptic cells |
converts pepsinogen to pepsin for protein digestion | HCl |
Produces HCl | Parietal/ oxynitic cells |
Produces intrinsic factor | Parietal/ oxynitic cells |
Where does B12 absorption occur | terminal ileum |
mucous producing cells in the stomach | mucous neck cells AKA cardiac gastric cells |
glands give rise to gastric cells | pyloric glands |
produce gastrin | gastric cells |
mucous secreting cells in the small intestine, duodenum | Brunner's glands |
buffers acid chyme from stomach | bicarbonate |
helps cause release of pancreatic enzymes | water |
secretin triggers from pancreas | bicarbonate and water |
causes production of pancreatic amylase, lipase, and trypsinogen | cholecystokinin |
closes pyloric sphincter in response to fats | cholecystokinin |
inhibits gastrin in stomach | cholecystokinin |
causes gallbladder to release bile | cholecystokinin |
creates micelles which carry digested FAT to the microvilli of the lacteal glands for absorption into LYMPHATICS as CHYLOMICRONS | bile |
long chain fatty acid absorption | lymphatics |
medium chain fatty acid absorption | lymphatics or portal system |
short chain fatty acid absorption | portal system to liver |
Along with cholecystoknin, also helps close pyloric sphincter in response to fats | enterogastrone |
converts tryspinogen to trypsin for breakdown of protein | enterokinase |
trypsin activates wich proteolytic enzymes | chymotrypsinogen, proteolastase, carboxypeptidase |
breaks down polypeptides | chymotrypsinogen |
digests elastin fiber that holds meat together | proteolastase |
helps break into individual amino acids then sent to liver | carboxypeptidase |
protects pancreas from digesting itsself (pancreatitis) | trypsin inhibitor |
mucous production small intestine | goblet cells |
glucose+galactose | lactose |
glucose+fructose | sucrose |
glucose+glucose | maltose |
shut off appetite centers in hypothalamus | leptin (from fat cells) |
promotes appetite | ghrelin (from stomach) |
increase appetite from hypothalamus | neuropeptide Y |
helps insulin bring glucose into cell | adiponectin |
when you've eaten enough | peptide YY |
from Delta cells of pancreas | somatostatin |
somatostatin inhibits: | insulin and glucagons, gastin and secretin, and rennin |
form argentaffin cells in stomach, satiation | serotonin |