your food begins to break down in your oral cavity....meaning your teeth as you begin to chew and then the food is broken down by amylase that is contained in your salivary glands.....
This body part is likely the stomach, with its acidic environment and digestive enzymes that can break down pathogens. These enzymes help neutralize harmful bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens that may enter the body through food or drink.
The mouth is a vital part in the digestive system. A balanced diet aids a healthy digestive system.
Once the food has reached the stomach and is worked on by enzymes to break them down into absorbable forms of proteins and carbohydrates and other nutrients the 'food' is now passed into the small intestine from where it is absorbed accross the small intestine lining through the cells into the blood and taken round the body. On its way round the body, the nutrients in the blood are absorbed into the places where they are needed. To sum this up, the body absorbs the nutrients into the blood through capillaries in the intestines.
One part of the human body that is like lysosomes is the stomach. The human intestines are also like lysosomes.
because the mitochondria is the "power house" of the cell and makes energy, the most logical answer to this question is that the digestive tract is the human body part most like the mitochondria.
galbladder and stomach
The stomach since it breaks down food just like ribosomes.
mouth
A body part starting with W is the wrist.
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liver
In your mouth, saliva from your salivary glands chemically breaks down carbohydrates and lipids. Your stomach chemically breaks down food with hydrochloric acid and makes the food soupy. Enzymes and other substances continue the break down of food in the small intestine. So, food is chemically broken down in the mouth, stomach, and small intestine.
spleem
The small and large intestine (water in the large and vitamins and minerals in the small), which is part of the digestive system.
it breaks food down in several different stages, all with the purpose of absorbing nutrients from the food into the body and then excreting the waste. Digestion is the way the body obtains the energy to function and is a fundamental and vital part of life's processes.
it breaks food down in several different stages, all with the purpose of absorbing nutrients from the food into the body and then excreting the waste. Digestion is the way the body obtains the energy to function and is a fundamental and vital part of life's processes.