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Page ix
... STOMACH 280 Structure of the Stomach 281 Gastric Glands 284 The Gastric Juice 287 Functions of the Gastric Juice 288 Movements of the Stomach 291 Influence of the Nervous System on Gastric Digestion 293 Digestion of the Stomach after ...
... STOMACH 280 Structure of the Stomach 281 Gastric Glands 284 The Gastric Juice 287 Functions of the Gastric Juice 288 Movements of the Stomach 291 Influence of the Nervous System on Gastric Digestion 293 Digestion of the Stomach after ...
Page x
... Stomach and Intestines 337 338 • 339 341 CHAPTER VIII . ABSORPTION • The Lacteal and Lymphatic Vessels and Glands Properties of Lymph and Chyle Absorption by the Lacteal Vessels Absorption by the Lymphatic Vessels Absorption by Blood ...
... Stomach and Intestines 337 338 • 339 341 CHAPTER VIII . ABSORPTION • The Lacteal and Lymphatic Vessels and Glands Properties of Lymph and Chyle Absorption by the Lacteal Vessels Absorption by the Lymphatic Vessels Absorption by Blood ...
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... stomach , lungs , & c . Thus , if there be but a single layer of cells , as in the epithelium lining the air vesicles of the lungs , the stretching of this membrane causes such a thinning out of the cells that they change their shape ...
... stomach , lungs , & c . Thus , if there be but a single layer of cells , as in the epithelium lining the air vesicles of the lungs , the stretching of this membrane causes such a thinning out of the cells that they change their shape ...
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... stomach and intestines , from the cardiac orifice of the stomach to the anus , and ( b . ) wholly or in part the ducts of the glands opening on its free surface ; also ( c . ) many gland - ducts in other regions of the body , e.g. ...
... stomach and intestines , from the cardiac orifice of the stomach to the anus , and ( b . ) wholly or in part the ducts of the glands opening on its free surface ; also ( c . ) many gland - ducts in other regions of the body , e.g. ...
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... stomach , fits of anger . He says , " I have seen instances of them all . " Doubtless he had done so ; but the results of such events are not constant . The blood has been often observed coagulated in the bodies of animals killed by ...
... stomach , fits of anger . He says , " I have seen instances of them all . " Doubtless he had done so ; but the results of such events are not constant . The blood has been often observed coagulated in the bodies of animals killed by ...
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