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salivary amylase
oral/salivary glands - begins digestion of starches

thinking of food activates parasympathetic of autonomic nervous system
thinking of food activates parasympathetic of autonomic nervous system
Pepsinogen →Pepsin
chief cells in stomach - digests proteins

Gastrin and distention of stomach stimulates ANS to release
Gastrin and distention of stomach stimulates ANS to release
HCl acid
parietal cells of the stomach fundus (t. mucosa) - activates pepsin, barrier against microorganism

Gastrin and distension of stomach stimulates ANS to release
Gastrin and distension of stomach stimulates ANS to release
Gastrin
Gastric glands in the gastric pits of the t.mucosa - stimulates secretion of HCl and promotes releaste of release of gastric gland products

Distension of stomach, extension of rugae trigger gastrin release. and, contraction of smooth muscle in t.mucosa
Distension of stomach, extension of rugae trigger gastrin release. and, contraction of smooth muscle in t.mucosa
Secretin
Crypt of Lieberkün - cause the release of sodium bicarbonate salts in the presence of acidic chyme. close the pyloric valve.

arrival of acidic chyme in duodenum
arrival of acidic chyme in duodenum
sodium bicarbonate salts
exocrine portion of pancrease - neutralizes acid chyme

secretin
secretin
Trypsinogen → Trypsin
Exocrine portion of pancreas - digestion of proteins

enteropeptidase
enteropeptidase
Procarboxypeptidase → Carboxypeptidase
Exocrine portion of pancreas - digestion of proteins

enteropeptidase/trypsin
enteropeptidase/trypsin
Chymotrypsinogen → chymotrypsin
exocrine portion of pancreas - digestion of proteins

enteropeptidase/trypsin
enteropeptidase/trypsin
CKP
Crypts of Lieberkün - stimulates pancrease to release enzymes for lipid and protein digestion. Stimulates gallbladder to contract to release bile for emulsifying fats

distention of sm. intestine and lipid- and protein- rich chyme in duodenum
distention of sm. intestine and lipid- and protein- rich chyme in duodenum
bile
hepatocytes of liver - emulsifying agent necessary for breaking down lipids, bilirubin and fatty acids, aids in absorption of fat soluble vitamins

CKP cause gallbladder to contract and release bile. Continuously produced. Stored and concentrated (up to 15 times) in gallbladder).
CKP cause gallbladder to contract and release bile. Continuously produced. Stored and concentrated (up to 15 times) in gallbladder).
Sm. Intestine Enzymes
Crypt of Lieberkün - along w/ pancreatic enzymes and bile

distension of small intestine due to chyme active parasympathetic nervous system of autonomic nervous system to stimulate Crypt of Lieberkün
distension of small intestine due to chyme active parasympathetic nervous system of autonomic nervous system to stimulate Crypt of Lieberkün