Digestive System (Fill in Blank): The stomach has cells tha…
Digestive System (Fill in Blank): The stomach has cells that produce pepsin. Pepsin helps to digest , which can be broken down into amino acids. This also needs the acid, , which is created in the stomach which has a pH of about . The first part of the small intestine, the , will get alkaline digestive juices from the accessory organs, the and the . will help emulsify fats. Another enzyme, , will help digest carbohydrates. The food will then travel in the small intestine in wave-like motions of smooth muscle called that bring it to the last part of the small intestine called the. This is where a lot of absorption occurs. Fats are taken into the vessels as fatty acids, while amino acids and glucose are taken into vessels for transport.
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