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5 steps of Holozoic nutrition

Ingestion: food into mouth


Digestion: Mechanical by teeth, chemical by enzymes


Absorption: soluble products absorbed into blood stream


Assimilation: Products are absorbed from the blood into body cells


Egestion: food and dead cells leave the body

Digestion

In the alimentary canal


Mechanical: teeth chomp


Chemical: Enzymes in the stomach and intestine digest monosaccharides into monomers


Protein--> amino acid


Starch, glycogen, lipid, nucleic acid-->monomer


Cellulose is not digested

Absorption

By diffusion or active transport




Amino acids and monosaccharides into blood system




Fatty acids and glycerol into lymphatic system

Enzymes

Temperature is essential


Amylase: salivary gland, starch-->maltose, pH 6.5-7.5


Pepsin: gastric glands, proteins-->polypeptides, pH 2


Lipase: pancreas, triglyceride-->fatty acids and glycerol, pH 7

Stomach

Walls contain gastric juice (activates pepsin) and kills bacteria


Mucus prevents self-digestion (autolysis)


Chyme: mixed food and gastric juice





Mouth--> Stomach

Mouth: amalyse breaks down starch


-->Epiglottis


-->Oesophagus lubricated by saliva


-->Stomach

Small Intestine

5 m long


Duodenum: chyme meets bile from gall bladder and pancreatic juice that releases all enzymes needed to break down substrates


Vili: Sugars and amino acids-->capillary network Lipids absorbed as fatty acids or glycerol into the lacteal vessels

Large intestine

Large surface area due to many folds


Colon absorbs water and mineral salts