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Types of Digestion (2)
Single celled- intracellular
Multi celled - extracellular
Ingestion
Entry / Pre processing
Initial chemical breakdown
Digestion
Mechanical/Chemical actions
Prepares nutrients for absorption
Nutrients broken down into small molecules
The mouth
Saliva begins processing food

How are polsaccharides Digested
Amylase
Pharynx and Esophagus
pathway to stomach

Avian Adaption- Birds
Crop- storage, no digestion
The Stomach Cells (3)
Mucus
Parietal
Chief
Parietal Cells
Secrete HCl , gastric acid (hydrochloric Acid)
Chief Cells
Secrete Pepsinogen-inactive pepsin-
Vertebrate Stomach Layers -Gastrointestinal Layers
Mucosa
submucosa
Muscularis
Serosa
Herbivore Stomachs
Must digest cellulose- rely on microbes in rumen and reticulm
The Small Intestine
Nearly all digestion takes place here
Specialized for Increased surface area
Accessory organs of small intestine
Pancreas- bicarbonate breaks down acidic chyme
Liver - secretes bile
Gallbladder - stores bile
Pancreas Enzymes
Secretes Hydrolytic enzymes

Trypsin and Chymotypisn break proteins down into small peptides

Pancreatic Amylase break polysaccharides down into sugars

Lipase breaks fat down into fatty acids/monoglycerides

The Large Intestine
Shorter than small intestine
NO DIGESTION
reabsorbs electrolytes and vit K
Enterogastrones - duodenal hormones
Inhibit stomach contractions and prevent additional chyme from entering duodenum

CCK, Secretin, GIP, all inhibit gastric motility