Gland(s) that secrete enzyme? Food examples? Digestive Enzyme(s)? Macronutrient Sugars: Tablesugar, maplesyrupand fruits Starch:potatoes, carrotsibananos, wheat, barely,rice corn, kidney boans, garbanzo beans,ol Tentils, breads and påsta Fiber: vegetables, peas,.catmeal, berries, and huts Animal Proteins: Meatsi poultry. fish, eggs milk, cheeseogurt Plant Proteins: SalivaryGlands, into the oral cavity, but deactivated in stomach into the small intestine Carbohydrates noe Unicellular gland cells in epithelium of small intestine omosb "Brush border" enzymes, such as lactase to amo into the stomach; works in conjunction with HCI from the same glands Legurmes vegetables, gráins, beans and Corn,saybeans andrice, red, beans and rice Proteins into the small intestine

Gland(s) that secrete enzyme? Food examples? Digestive Enzyme(s)? Macronutrient Sugars: Tablesugar, maplesyrupand fruits Starch:potatoes, carrotsibananos, wheat, barely,rice corn, kidney boans, garbanzo beans,ol Tentils, breads and påsta Fiber: vegetables, peas,.catmeal, berries, and huts Animal Proteins: Meatsi poultry. fish, eggs milk, cheeseogurt Plant Proteins: SalivaryGlands, into the oral cavity, but deactivated in stomach into the small intestine Carbohydrates noe Unicellular gland cells in epithelium of small intestine omosb "Brush border" enzymes, such as lactase to amo into the stomach; works in conjunction with HCI from the same glands Legurmes vegetables, gráins, beans and Corn,saybeans andrice, red, beans and rice Proteins into the small intestine

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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