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Digestive organs

HARA T, MUKUNOKIY, TSUKAMOTO I, MiYOSHi M, HASEGAWA K (1984) Susceptibility of Kintoki bean lectin to digestive enzymes in vitro and its behavior in the digestive organs of mouse in vivo. J Nutr Sci Vitaminol (Tokyo). 30 381-94. [Pg.179]

Fujita, S. Takanori, H. In Pathophysiology of Carcinogenesis in Digestive Organs. University of Tokyo Press, 1977. [Pg.328]

Bugs can be trained by deprivation methods to eat compounds they ordinarily shun. Dow developed a strain of microorganisms that would eat phenol. However, the bugs, when fed more easily digested organics than phenol, often lost then-adaptation and would rather die than eat it again. [Pg.446]

The accessory digestive organs exist outside the gastrointestinal tract however, each of these organs empties secretions into the tract that contribute to the process of digestion. These accessory digestive organs include ... [Pg.280]

Bank vole, Clethrionomys glareolus collected from soil containing various concentrations of, 34, 37Cs voles analyzed less skull and digestive organs 1800 Bq/m2 soil (control)... [Pg.1696]

Typically, it is linked to a system for acidifying and digesting organic material (Figure 4). [Pg.359]

The same types of anaerobic bacteria that produced natural gas also produce methane today. Anaerobic bacteria are some of the oldest forms of life on earth. They evolved before the photosynthesis of green plants released large qnantities of oxygen into the atmosphere. Anaerobic bacteria break down or digest organic material in the absence of oxygen and produce biogas as a waste product. [Pg.75]

The DOMD (D-value) is the digestible organic matter in dry matter = OM sample - (OM residue - OM blank)... [Pg.44]

Nuphar japonicum DC N. pumilum (Timm) DC Japan Pin Peng Cao (Yellow pond lily) (seed, root) Nupharamine, sitosterol, palmitic acid, oleic acid.74 75 For digestive organs, increases body strength. [Pg.117]

Figure 28-10 Microwave apparatus for digesting organic materials by wet ashing. [Courtesy Spex Industries, Edison, NJ.J... Figure 28-10 Microwave apparatus for digesting organic materials by wet ashing. [Courtesy Spex Industries, Edison, NJ.J...
Phthalic anhydride is a severe irritant to the eyes, respiratory tract, and skin, especially to moist tissue. The solid may burn skin tissue if it is in contact with it for a significant amount of time. Repeated exposure may result in asthma, irritation of mucous membranes, turd diseases of the respiratory tract and digestive organs. Contact with skin or the eyes should be followed immediately by washing with large quantities of water. [Pg.1301]

By inserting the Raman probe into the channel of various endoscopes, we can access the inside of the stomach, the large and small intestines, the bronchus, and portions of the pancreatic and bile ducts. If it is used with a laparoscope, the accessible areas expand to the liver and the outer walls of the digestive organs. If the probe is narrow enough to insert in hypodermic... [Pg.26]

Maslenko AA. 1976. [Effects of "silver water" and drinking water treated with silver on the digestive organs], Vrach Delo, Issue 5, 88-90. (Russian). [Pg.154]

Stomach. The stomach is the first digestive organ that a drug encounters in the alimentary canal. The human stomach can be divided anatomically into (1) the cardia, the gastroesophageal sphincter, (2) the fundus, the uppermost part of stomach, (3) the body, a reservoir for food and fluids, and (4) the antrum, the lower part of the stomach. The diameter of the stomach in the fed state is quite variable depending on the area. The antrum diameter does not change much in the fed state, whereas the diameter of the body may increase several-fold. [Pg.43]


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