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1.B.peritonium.mucus production cells are seen in the gastric pits which are placed in peritoneum.
3.True.hydrocholric acid is secreted by partial cells in stomach.
4.D.submucosal layer contains blood vessels,connective tissues and nerves.
5.A.ileocecal valve situated between small intestine and large intestine.
6.A.large instestine.one of the main functions of large intestine is absorbing water and electrolytes.
7.duodenum,jejunam and ileum are the three section of small intstine.
8.true.gluconeogenesis take place and glycogen is stored in the liver.
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Worksheet 3-4: GI Tract Crossword Puzzle 2 10 11 13 12 14 Across Down 3. astrong corrosive acid produced by the stomach to assist in digestion the circular muscle of the lower stomach that regulates the flow of partly digested food into the small intestine 1. 4. acircular muscle surrounding, and able to close, a body opening a common alkaline chemical that is secreted by the pancreas 8. amuscular, elastic, pouch-like organ that grinds and churns swallowed food 10....
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