Biological Chemistry
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TRANSFERENCE OF FOOD MATERIALS 115 to the various food substances. Where the gland is situated away from the surface of the alimentary canal and is connected with the surface by a definite tube or duct, the secretion may be collected before it is mixed with the food materials. Owing APPENDIX FIG. 23. Diagram showing the general arrangement of the Alimentary Canal.
The salivary glands open into the mouth by ducts, one pair opening at the side of the cheek above the tongue, and two pairs bel...ow the tip of the tongue. Where the duodenum turns sharply beyond the stomach the entrance of the pancreatic duct and bile duct is seen : con- nected with the latter is the gall bladder, which stores the bile between its periodic discharges into the intestine. After the duodenum is seen the jejunum (J) and ileum (I) which form the rest of the small intestine.
The large intestine is composed of appendix, caecum (G), transverse colon (T), sigmoid colon (S), and rectum (R).
(Redrawn from " Elementary Physiology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
414.
TRANSFERENCE OF FOOD MATERIALS 115 to the various food substances. Where the gland is situated away from the surface of the alimentary canal and is connected with the surface by a definite tube or duct, the secretion may be collected before it is mixed with the food materials. Owing APPENDIX FIG. 23. Diagram showing the general arrangement of the Alimentary Canal.
The salivary glands open into the mouth by ducts, one pair opening at the side of the cheek above the tongue, and two pairs bel...ow the tip of the tongue. Where the duodenum turns sharply beyond the stomach the entrance of the pancreatic duct and bile duct is seen : con- nected with the latter is the gall bladder, which stores the bile between its periodic discharges into the intestine. After the duodenum is seen the jejunum (J) and ileum (I) which form the rest of the small intestine.
The large intestine is composed of appendix, caecum (G), transverse colon (T), sigmoid colon (S), and rectum (R).
(Redrawn from " Elementary Physiology.
What to read after Biological Chemistry?
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