The Digestive System

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you mentioned mechanical breakdown as the stomach, but isn't the stomach more chemical breakdown since it is more acidic and involves more enzymes?
based on what I know, the saliva in our mouth also has enzymes to start breaking down and lubricating to make the food pass more smoothly.

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Sir you forget to give function of gall bladder

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Bile doesn’t break down anything it activates lipase & emulsifies fats (mechanically turning the fat globules into droplets).

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What about genetic basis of the human

Would someone please let me know if the mucosa, chief cell, laryngopharynx, etc (all those complicated, deep names), will really appear in the IGCSE exam? Or just need to know those basic names (e.g. gallbladder, pancreas, esophagus, etc)?
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Professor can you please tell me what is chyle in digestion

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Professor Daveeeeeee,, I can't find your video about digestion at the pancreas and duodenum (enzymes)....... do you have a video? I love your videos you've helped me so much keep up the amazing videos !

What about your nutrition series?

Sadly, i just had a quiz in comparative anatomy and I answer areolar CT (one of the choices) in the submucosa, since this is what I remembered in this video, but the correct answer in our quiz is dense irregular CT. What's the difference between the two, Prof Dave?

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Prof. Dave ... curious for no apparent reason, but the duodenum is mentioned in an episode of M*A*S*H within the context of Colonel Potter sharing a story about a family member swallowed a prune without chewing it, and how it expanded to its original size getting caught in the duodenum. How accurate is that?