Drag each description of a digestive or metabolic process to...

Drag each description of a digestive or metabolic process to the place in the body where it occurs. Produces maltase, lactase, and sucrase Acid inactivates carbohydrate- digesting enzymes Produces pancreatic amylase, insulin, and glucagon Houses bacteria that ferment soluble fiber Produces salivary amylase Converts most fructose and galactose to glucose

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00:02 So on a diagram, i'm joining a human body with digestive organs.

00:06 This question asks you to figure out how, i guess, it's the carbohydrate metabolism or the digestion process.

00:15 And the question asks you to identify each organ and its major function when it comes to carbohydrate digestion.

00:22 So let's start for the very first thing.

00:24 This is the mouth.

00:25 So in the mouth, the salivary amylose is everything.

00:32 Amylase is being produced.

00:34 So during chewing, salivary amylase is being produced and the amylasekide is going to break down polysaccharide into monosaccharide such as glucose and dysaccharide such as fructose.

00:45 Now the next part, the food is being or carbon hydrant is being sent through aphosophagus and then reach the next location, stomach.

00:55 Stomach has very low ph, has a lot of so these acids inactivate carbon hydrants.

01:09 And also contain a lot of digestive enzyme to break them down.

01:15 So then there's another very important organ, which is the black one here.

01:20 This is the liver.

01:21 So liver, according to all the options, it converts most fructose diaccharide into glucose and absorb into the cell to produce glycogen.

01:32 So liver converts.

01:34 Fruits, to glucose, which is a monosaccharide, which can be used directly by a human body...

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