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Pepsin is an enzyme that is found in the stomach. It plays a key role in breaking down proteins into smaller peptides for digestion. Pepsin is produced by the chief cells in the stomach lining and activated in the acidic environment of the stomach.
The stomach mixes chemicals with the food you eat to help break it down into smaller particles. This process, aided by stomach acid and enzymes, begins the digestion process by breaking down proteins and fats.
Hydrochloric acid is naturally produced in the human stomach as part of gastric acid which helps in the digestion process by breaking down food. It is not added directly to food but is produced in the stomach to aid in the breakdown of proteins and kill any potential harmful bacteria in the food.
If a large part of the stomach is lost, it can affect both mechanical and chemical digestion. Mechanical digestion may be impaired due to a decrease in stomach capacity, impacting the mixing and breakdown of food. Chemical digestion can also be affected, as there may be a reduction in the secretion of digestive enzymes and acids, leading to incomplete digestion of nutrients. This can result in malabsorption issues, potential nutrient deficiencies, and digestive discomfort for the individual. In severe cases, it may require medical intervention to manage symptoms and support digestion.
Hydrochloric acid is not a part of the digestive enzymes responsible for breaking down food in the stomach. Instead, its primary role is to create an acidic environment that activates the digestive enzymes and helps kill bacteria in the stomach.
Digestion is the PROCESS of breaking food down so that it can be used by a body. In humans, PART of that process involves an acid in your stomach.
Materials are broken down by lysosmes. They are the recycle bin
The first part of mechanical digestion is chewing, also known as mastication. This process involves breaking down food into smaller pieces in the mouth, which increases the surface area for enzymes to further break down the food during chemical digestion.
The process of breaking down food so we can absorb it is called digestion. Releasing the energy by breaking it down further in our cells is respiration.
Wetting down of food in the mouth, through saliva, begins the process of digestion by breaking down carbohydrates with enzymes like amylase. This process also helps in forming a bolus, making it easier for swallowing and further digestion in the stomach and intestines.
mastication i think....i know that is at least the first part of the process that takes place in your moth.......i think its the whole thing..
Enzymes play a very important part in the process of digestion. Enzymes are in saliva, and they play the role of breaking down food.
Yes, the stomach wall is part of the digestive system. It is responsible for mixing and breaking down food through the process of mechanical and chemical digestion before passing it on to the small intestine for further digestion and absorption of nutrients.
When food is put into your mouth, the process of digestion begins. Chewing breaks down the food into smaller pieces, mixing it with saliva that contains enzymes to start breaking down carbohydrates. This prepares the food for swallowing and further digestion in the stomach and intestines.
Its is the first part of alimentary cansl, it recives food mixes it with saliva and begins digestion by breaking them into smaller pieces
Chemical digestion takes place in the stomach, the intestines, (saliva or enzymes) these parts of your body also use mechanical digestion.
The Lysosome is responsible for digestion.