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Salivary amylase (ptyalin)
Produced in Salivary glands - Functions in mouth
Starch --> Maltose
Pancreatic amylase
Produced in pancreas; functions in small intestine
Starch --> Maltose
Maltase
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Maltose --> 2 glucoses
Sucrase
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Sucrose --> glucose, fructose
Lactase
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Lactose --> glucose, galactose
Pepsin
Produced in gastric glands (chief cells); Functions in stomach
Hydrolyzes specific peptide bonds
Trypsin
Produced in pancreas; Functions in small intestine
Hydrolyzes specific peptide bonds; converts chymotrypsinogen to chymotripsin
Chymotrypsin
Produced in Pancreas; Functions in small intestine
Hydrolyzes specific peptide bonds
Carboxypeptidase
Produced in pancreas; functions in small intestine
hydrolyzes terminal peptide bond at carboxyl
Aminopeptidase
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Hydrolyzes terminal peptide bond at amino
Dipeptidases
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Hydrolyzes pairs of amino acids
Enterokinase
Produced in intestinal glands; Functions in small intestine
Converts trypsinogen to trypsin
mucous cells
line the stomach wall and necks of exocrine glands
lubricates stomach wall and protects epithelial lining from acidic stomach
parietal cells
found in exocrine glands of the stomach
secrete HCL into the lumen; lowers pH of stomach and raises pH of blood
G cells
interstitium
secretes gastin which is absorbed into the blood and stimulates parietal cells to secrete HCL
Acetylcholine, gastrin & histamine
secreting stomach juices
ACo increases secretion of all cell types; gastrin and histamine mainly increase HCL secretion