Sci-Tech Dictionary:
intestinal digestion
(physiology) Conversion of food to an assimilable form by the action of intestinal juices.
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Medical Dictionary:
intestinal digestion
n.
The part of digestion carried on in the intestine, affecting all foodstuffs, including starches, fats, and proteins.
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