Digestive enzymes are produced by specialized cells in glands and the gut lining, then released into the gut to mix with food molecules like carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
Gli enzimi digestivi sono prodotti da cellule specializzate nelle ghiandole e nell'intestino, e vengono rilasciati nell'intestino per mescolarsi con le molecole di cibo come carboidrati, proteine e lipidi.
| Front | Where are digestive enzymes produced and where are they released to? |
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| Back | They are produced by specialised cells in the glands and in the gut lining, and then released into the gut to mix with food molecules, such as carbohydrates, proteins and lipids. |
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