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salivary amylase
begins starch digestion in the mouth and is inactivated by HCl in the stomach
lingual lipase
begins digestion process of fats, secreted in the mouth but not activated until it hits HCl
mucus
present in saliva; necessary to lubricate and bind food bolus
lysozyme
an enyme in saliva that kills bacteria
Immunoglobulin A
antibody in saliva that inhibits growth of bacteria
Bolus
mass of mucus/saliva-coated food that travels down the esophagus
peristalsis
waves of muscular contraction that move food item forward
chyme
soupy/pasty mixture of semi-digested food in stomach
pyloric sphincter
muscular sphincter that regulates passage of chyme into duodenum
mucous cells
cells in stomach that secrete mucus
regenerative stem cells
cells in gastric glands that provide a continual supply of new cells for lining to replace the dead cells
parietal cells
secrete HCl, intrinsic factor, and ghrelin
chief cells
most abundant. secrete gastric lipase, pepsinogen
enteroendocrine cells
secrete hormone/paracrines that regulate digestion
gastric juice
a mixture of pepsin, water, and HCl
Zymogens
enzymes that are secreted as inactive proteins
pepsinogen
zymogen secreted by chief cells that is converted to pepsin by HCl as well as pepsin itself
pepsin
digsts dietary proteins into shorter peptide chains
gastric lipase
secreted by cheif cells, have a small role in fat digestion
intrinsic factor
secreted by parietal cells, play a vital role in absorbtion of vitamin B12 in small intestine
vomiting
a forceful ejection of chyme from the mouth...caused when upper esophageal sphincter and lower relax due to expansion of thorax and compression of abdomen...and dilation of esophagus
GIP
secreted by enteroendocrine cells of duodenum, this enzyme causes secretion of insulin as preperation of nutrients that are about to be absorbed in the small intestine
Bile Canaliculi
narrow channels into which liver secretes bile
bile
mixture of phospholipids, cholesterol, minerals, bile acids, and neutral fats
pancreatic juice
an alkaline mixture of sodium bicarbonate, water, enzymes, electrolytes, and zymogens
trypsinogen
pancreatic zymogen secreted by acini cells in intestinal lumen...activated by enterokinase and trypsin
pancreatic amylase
enzyme that digests starch