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What are Lacteals?

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Lacteals are blind ends of the lymph vessles which are located in t5he central part of the villi of small intstine . These absorb fats and contain chylomicrons (milky white fluid rich in fats).
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  9. (a) What are the differnce betwwen liver bile and gall bladder bile in...

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  14. What happen when bile cannot enter the duodenum due to obstruction?

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  15. (a) State in which form carbohydrate is stored in liver and muscle. (b...

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  16. (a) Name the types of movements of small intestine. (b) Why glucose is...

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  17. Explain the following: (a) protein can be digestd in the absence of pe...

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  18. Write the role of follwing enzymes in the alimentary canal-pepsin, lip...

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  19. Name three protein spilitting enzymes and end product of them.

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  20. What is peristalsis?

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