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Meanings of digestive fluid in inglés
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Examples for "digestive juice"
Examples for "digestive juice"
1
PEPSIN.- Afermentfound in the digestive juice secreted by the stomach.
2
The first three compartments possess no glands capable of secreting a digestive juice.
3
The saliva is the first digestive juice.
4
Then follows an exudation of digestive juice.
5
Used their caudal probosci to inject one another with digestive juices, actually.
Usage of digestive fluid in inglés
1
On reaching the stomach it becomes mixed with the digestive fluid secreted by the gastric glands.
2
It's full of digestive fluid.
3
The residue left by the artificial digestive fluid at first yielded nothing more to it during several succeeding days.]
4
I therefore asked Dr. Burdon Sanderson to try gluten in artificial digestive fluid of pepsin with hydrochloric acid; and this dissolved the whole.
5
The coarse pieces resist the action of the digestive fluids; 3.
6
The material is some polymer that is impervious to digestive fluids.
7
There are five digestive fluids-saliva ,gastricjuice, intestinal juice, bile, and pancreatic juice.
8
Name the enzymes found in each of the digestive fluids.
9
Besides, the meat is much more readily masticated and acted upon by the digestive fluids.
10
Hunter now carried Spallanzani's experiments further and proved the action of the digestive fluids after death.
11
In some cases, the digestive fluids are weak and fermentation results, giving rise to flatulency and belching.
12
Besides, the digestive fluids are not secreted in an indefinite quantity, but in proportion to the immediate need.
13
The layer of cells which now secrete the digestive fluids will in part be replaced by massive glands.
14
During the feeding stages, a strong gregarious behaviour leads to the formation of large larval masses, allowing larvae to share digestive fluids.
15
They seek for the chemical principles governing the reactions of digestive fluids to the foods they must transform into heat and energy.
16
When taken into the alimentary canal they are either not absorbed or so changed by the digestive fluids as to be innocuous.