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... Secretion of Saliva 270 The Pharynx . 275 The Tonsils 276 The Esophagus or Gullet 277 Swallowing or Deglutition . 279 DIGESTION OF FOOD IN THE STOMACH 280 Structure of the Stomach 281 Gastric Glands 284 The Gastric Juice 287 Functions ...
... Secretion of Saliva 270 The Pharynx . 275 The Tonsils 276 The Esophagus or Gullet 277 Swallowing or Deglutition . 279 DIGESTION OF FOOD IN THE STOMACH 280 Structure of the Stomach 281 Gastric Glands 284 The Gastric Juice 287 Functions ...
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... Secretion The Bile Structure and Functions of the Liver The Liver as a Blood - elaborating Organ PAGE 309 313 320 • 328 332 • 333 336 Succus Entericus Summary of the Changes which take place in the Food during its Passage through the ...
... Secretion The Bile Structure and Functions of the Liver The Liver as a Blood - elaborating Organ PAGE 309 313 320 • 328 332 • 333 336 Succus Entericus Summary of the Changes which take place in the Food during its Passage through the ...
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... secretion of milk , fatty degeneration of the muscular fibres of the uterus after the birth of the foetus , and of the cells of the Graafian follicle giving rise to the " corpus luteum . " ( See chapter on Generation . ) ( b . ) Pigmen ...
... secretion of milk , fatty degeneration of the muscular fibres of the uterus after the birth of the foetus , and of the cells of the Graafian follicle giving rise to the " corpus luteum . " ( See chapter on Generation . ) ( b . ) Pigmen ...
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... secretion and digestion for their chief functions . Thus we see development in two directions going on side by side . It speedily becomes necessary for the organism to depute to different groups of cells , or their equivalents ( i.e. ...
... secretion and digestion for their chief functions . Thus we see development in two directions going on side by side . It speedily becomes necessary for the organism to depute to different groups of cells , or their equivalents ( i.e. ...
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... secretion . 4. Ciliated cells are generally cylindrical ( fig . 23 , B ) , but may be spheroidal or even almost squamous in shape ( fig . 23 , A ) . This form of epithelium lines- ( a . ) the whole of the respiratory tract from the ...
... secretion . 4. Ciliated cells are generally cylindrical ( fig . 23 , B ) , but may be spheroidal or even almost squamous in shape ( fig . 23 , A ) . This form of epithelium lines- ( a . ) the whole of the respiratory tract from the ...
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