tocopherol stands for | vitamin E |
the contraction of gall bladder is due to | cholecystokinin |
liver in our body stores | it stores vitamins as A, D, E, K and B12 |
which of the following has minimun pH | gastric juice |
wharton's duct is the duct of | submaxillary gland |
the nutritional deficiency condition that needs to be given top priority for remedial action in india today is | xerophthalmia |
consumption of fish is considered to be healthy when compared to flesh of other animals because when compared to flesh of other animals, fish contains | polysaturated fatty acids |
the normal temperature of human body on the kelvin scale is | 310 |
if for some reason the parietal cells of the gut equilibrium become partially non-functional, what is likely to happen | protiens will not be adequetely hyrolysed by pepsin into proteoses and peptones |
chymotrypsin can digest | casein |
please label all these | A-cystic duct, B- bile duct, C-pancreatic duct, D-hepatopancreatic duct |
enterokinase is | component of intestinal juice |
small intestine: starch is turned into maltose using which enzyme | alpha amylase |
chylomicrons are concerned with | absorption of fats |
ptyalin, is secreted by | salivary gland |
trypsin is secreted by | pancreas |
stomach is the site for the digstion of mainly | protien |
pepsinogen is converted to pepsin by | low pH |
trypsin differs from pepsin in that it digests | protien in alkaline medium in duodenum |
lactose composed of | glucose and galactose |
hydrolysis of lipid yields | fatty acids and glycerol |
peyer's patches produce | lymphocyte |
islets of langerhans are | ductless glands in pancreas |
insulin is secreted by pancreatic | beta cells |
the enzyme invertase hydrolase | sucrose into glucose and fructose |
digestion of carbohydrate is affected by | amylopsin |
lower molars in human dentition have | two roots |
enamel part of tooth is secreted by | ameloblast and ectodermal |
which of the following can be taken as true stomach in ruminants | abomasum |
middle part of oesophagus in human beings is called | both voluntary and involuntary |
secretin hormone is produced in | intestine and stimulates pancreatic glands |
cholestrol is synthesized in | liver |
meat, milk and eggs mainly helps us with | the protien part of the diet |
crypts of lieberkuhn are found in between the villi. they secrete | succus entericus |
wharton's duct is associated with | submandibular gland |
small amount of glucose and amino acids are absorbed by | simple diffusion |
diastema is | space in teeth lines in mammals |
succus entericus is secreted by | crypts of lieberkhun and brunner's gland |
the hormone involved in the discharge of enzymatic pancreatic juice in mammals is called | CCK |
function of HCl in stomach | kill microbes, faciliate absorbtion of iron and curdling of milk |
deficiency of vitamin A causes | retarded growth |
vitamin K is required for | synthesis of prothrombin in liver required for blood clotting |
vitamin promoting wound healing is | C |
in both chordates and non-chordates intestine develops from | endoderm |
which one of the following hormone inhibits the secretion of gastric juice | enterogastrin |
in whose milk percentage of lactose is highest | human mother |
inhibition of gastric and stimulation of gastric , pancreatic and bile secretion are controlled by | enterogastrin, gastrin, panncreozymin and CCK |
are bile salts absorbed in ileum | oui |
hormone which controls the secretion of intestinal juice is | enterocrinin and duo-crinin |
is sucrose a disacchride | oui madame |
if all the peptide bonds of protien are broken, then the remaining part is | amino acid |