Biology

The breakdown of large food molecules into small soluble food molecules is called:

The process by which undigested part of the food is removed from the body is called:

Taking in of the food is called:

The small molecules of digested food pass into the blood by:

Transport system helps to take digested food from digestive tube to:

The process in which food molecules from blood are taken into the cells and used is:

Which system helps the digestive system to transport digested food?

Emulsification of fat will not occur in the absence of:

Which enzyme, substrate and pH conditions are needed for the digestion of food in the stomach?

Glycogen is stored in:

Common passage for swallowing food and breathing is:

Digestion of both starch and protein is carried out by:

If the mucous lining covering the stomach breaks down, the stomach tissues are damaged by:

Part of the digestive system, which is not in contact with food, is:

The diet component which prevents constipation is:

Fatty acids and glycerol are first absorbed by:

Which secretion, released into the alimentary canal, contains no enzyme but speed up fat digestion?

Enzyme trypsinogen is changed to trypsin by:

How does food move through your digestive tract?

Where the majority of the water from the indigestible food is absorbed?