nutrition and digestion in human

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Salivary glands - They are glands found associated with the mouth and their secretion is called saliva. Saliva is a slightly alkaline secretion which contains 99% water. It consists of proteins like mucin which serves to lubricate the food and also helps in its passage along the alimentary canal. I..

This type of nutrition involves the taking in of solid particles of food which have to be further broken down into simpler particles inside the organism (there are exceptions which are called fluid feeders. Think of at least two of them. Look for answers in the Q & A section). These ..

Summary - Asia has 60% of global population and continues to dominate the global population in next 50 years. Some countries in Europe have negative or zero growth of population. In India, U.P is a populous state but density of population is highest in West Bengal, literacy rate and sex ratio is hi..

Types of Heterotrophic Nutrition - Saprophytic - 'Sapros' refers to rotten and 'trophic' refers to food. Saprotrophic nutrition is the process by which the organisms feed on dead and decaying matter. The food is digested outside the cells or even the body of the organi..

'Sapros' refers to rotten and 'trophic' refers to food. Saprotrophic nutrition is the process by which the organisms feed on dead and decaying matter. The food is digested outside the cells or even the body of the organism - extracellular digestion. The organism secre..

'Sapros' refers to rotten and 'trophic' refers to food. Saprotrophic nutrition is the process by which the organisms feed on dead and decaying matter. The food is digested outside the cells or even the body of the organism - extracellular digestion. The organism ..

Types of Heterotrophic Nutrition - Holozoic Nutrition - This type of nutrition involves the taking in of solid particles of food which have to be further broken down into simpler particles inside the organism (there are exceptions which are called fluid feeders. Think ..

Question 1 - Question: Nutrition includes the study of _____________. 1. the organism's food 2. process of digestion 3. the way an organism obtains food 4. all of the above Answer:..

Tapeworm Parasites are also classified as obligate or facultative. Obligate parasites have to live parasitically at all times. For example: Phytophthora, a fungus which causes potato blight. Facultative parasites may feed parasitically or saprophytically. For example: Candida (fungus causing thrush..