Absorption organics

Organic arsenicals are poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and are excreted mainly in feces (1). After their absorption, organic arsenicals are distributed throughout the body and rapidly excreted in the urine without being metabolized to a great extent. Elimination of the parenterally administered compounds is nearly complete within 24-48 h, while several days are required for elimination of the compounds from the gut. 

RhiZOID One of the slender root-like filaments that attach independent or semiindependent gametophytic plants to the substratum and function as absorptive organs. 

Rhi zoids.—Absorptive organs of certain plants below the Pteridophytes that are analagous with roots of higher plants. 

The toxicity of the latter will depend on their absorption, organ and cellular distribution in the newborn, all of which will be influenced by any interaction with the intestinal copper complex and/or hepatic zinc thionein. The data of Kostial et al. (1979, 1980), for example, show that although Cd absorption is much greater in the suckling than in the weanling animal, much of it is retained in the intestine and not transported to the systemic circulation. Similar experiments by Sasser and Jarboe (1977) suggest show that much of the Cd2+ retained in the intestine of the newborn is bound to the copper complex. 

Your skin is the largest, most absorptive organ of your body. What you put on the outside, ends up inside. Let s wrap ourselves in the goodness of herbs and bring life back to our skin with the ancient knowledge of Ayurveda. 

Heterotrophic, absorptive organisms, typically myce-Ual, but sometimes unicellular, as in yeasts. There are four phyla, the Chytridiomycota, the Zygomycota, the Ascomycota and the Basidiomycota, and an information category, the mitosporic fungi, members of which lack a sexual phase and have not yet been assigned to taxa in the formal system of classification. 

Since the intestine is primarily an absorptive organ, it must have the means of exporting newly absorbed lipids. The enterocyte re-esterifles fatty acids and monoglycerides to form triglycerides and phospholipids. Absorbed cholesterol is esterified to form cholesterol esters. Under ordinary circumstances, the vast majority of the core lipids in the chylomicron are triglycerides however, after a cholesterol-rich meal, the intestine manufactures choles-... 

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