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Mucus

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Absorption:
Takes place in the small intestine
Movement of digested food molecules through the intestine walls into the bloodstream
Absorption also takes place in the large intestine
Assimilation:
Movement of digested food molecules into the cells of the body where they are used to become part of the cells
Blood transports absorbed food molecules from the small intestine to the liver

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Absorption in the small intestine
Assimilation refers to the movement of digested food molecules

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1) assimilation is the movement of digested food molecules into cells of the body where they become part of the cells
2)lacteal- transports fatty acids and glycerol (the products of fat breakdown by lipase)
3) capillary- transports glucose and amino acids (the products of carbohydrate breakdown and protein break down in proteins)
4) Tripsin is produced in the small intestine tobreak  dipeptide into amino acids

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Absorption:
1. Takes place in the ileum of the small intestine
2. Absorbed through the villi which has microvilli
3. Absorbed nutrients are transported to the capillaries which are one-cell thick
4. Villi has goblet cells which produce mucus to protect the walls of the small intestine from the enzymes
5. Lipids are transported

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Absorption
- small intestine is consist of duodenum and ileum
- ileum is highly folded which gives a much larger surface are for absorption
- it is very long (6m) so that

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Absorption:
1. Takes place in the ileum of the small intestine.
2. Absorption converts insoluble molecules to small soluble molecules.
3. The surface of the ileum is highly folded which gives more surface area for absorption.
4. After absorption the left over water contents are moved to the bloodstream.

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Absorption :
1. Absorption is in the small intestine (ileum
2. In absorption there's contractions and
Assimilation :
1.Assimilation refers to the movement of digested food molecules Into the cells body where they are used to become part of the cells
2. The blood transports the absorbed food molecules from the small intestone to the liver.

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1) absorption takes place in the small intestine
2) microvili used to increase surface area
3) bile used to break down food into smaller pieces
4) glucose is stored as glycogen
5) there are 500 functions of liver

1) food becomes part of body
2) amino part of the amino acid is removed through deamination z
3) ammonia and oxygen creates urea
4) goblet cell secrete mucus
5) one cell thick wall lining

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1) Absorption takes place in the small intestine
2) Absorption is transporting digested food molecules to the lining of the gut
3) Most absorption happens in the ileum
4)

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Absorption:
Takes place in the small intestine
Assimilation:
The movement of digested food molecules into

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Absorption
- movement of digested food molecules through the intestinal walls into the blood or lymph
- absorption happens from the ileum
- the surface of the ileum is folded to give it a larger surface area for absorption

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Absorption
- most absorption happens from ileum
-very long so have enough time for absorption to occur
- digested food move to digestive system into blood system which is movement around body

Assimilation
- the process of moving food molecules into the cells where they are used.
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1)protease-pepsin, trypsin, eutrokinae
2)two parts in the small intestine-ilium, duodenum
3)Liver-produce bile, breakdown amino acids and alcohol
4)small intestine- pancreatic juice, bile(emulsified fats)
5)protein- dipeptide-Amino acids

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- Mucus is produced by the goblet cell to protect the small intestine from digestion of its own enzymes
- microvilli increases surface area for faster absorption
- the small intestine has two parts. The duodenum and Ileum

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Absorption:
- most absorption occurs in the small intestine
- the ileum is very long so that there is time for absorption
- the surface of the ileum is highly folded and so there is a larger surface area for absorption
- each villus has micro ills which increases surface area to increase rate of absorption.
- most of the remaining water is reabsorbed into the bloodstream. This happens from the colon.

Assimilation: