Because they on,y can absorb small ones and i honestly dont know much about it sorry i hoped it helped you :)
Breaking down food is usually called digestion, but this does not release its energy, it just makes the food molecules smaller and soluble so we can absorb them through the gut wall and into the bloodstream. The actual release of energy is respiration, which happens in the mitochondria of our cells.
gut is in stomach and cavity is in outer region of stomach,
An incomplete gut only has 1 opening. Basically if something has an incomplete gut, it has no anus, and all food that it takes in must either be completely digested, or re-excreted through the mouth.
The vessel that supplies the gut with oxygenated blood is the MESENTERIC ARTERIES.
From Wikipedia: Short bowel syndrome (SBS, also short gut syndrome or simply short gut) is a malabsorption disorder caused by the surgical removal of the small intestine, or rarely due to the complete dysfunction of a large segment of bowel.
it depends how big ur gut is
tape worms don't have a gut because they absorb already digested food and have no need to break it down further
digested food is just molecules. undigested food is far too big to pass through the intestine wall.
The bacteria absorb nutrients in the gut from digested food - the human benefits from the production of the vitamin.
you don't. generally they are made from natural material such as cat gut. therefore, your body can safely absorb the material.
Breaking down food is usually called digestion, but this does not release its energy, it just makes the food molecules smaller and soluble so we can absorb them through the gut wall and into the bloodstream. The actual release of energy is respiration, which happens in the mitochondria of our cells.
To kill the gobble gut you have to spin when his big belly parts (red bits) get stuck in the dirt
In the case of fluke, they latch onto the sides of your intestine with their mouths and use their skin to absorb nutrients from your gut that are intended for you.
Possibly, but this is somewhat irrelevant. Glucose is a vital nutrient, so it is rapidly absorbed by the intestinal lumen cells through active transport processes and diverted into the blood stream rapidly - there generally isn't enough glucose to overwhelm this absorption system to the point that diffusion through the gut wall would be an issue.
They are produced within cells but then are free to pass out of the cell and into the gut where it does its job of turning starch into sugar molecules.
It increases the surface area of your gut wall (because there are millions) and make absorption of nutrients quicker. Hope this helps
Quite big i guess ;d depends on your poo-poo condition - as tough as a rock or liquid-like :)