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Chemical digestion of food includes Gastric acids in the stomach Peristalsis and segmentation The chewing of food in the mouth The incorporation of fatty acids into triglycerides

          Chemical digestion of food includes
Gastric acids in the stomach
Peristalsis and segmentation
The chewing of food in the mouth
The incorporation of fatty acids into triglycerides
        
Chemical digestion of food includes
Gastric acids in the stomach
Peristalsis and segmentation
The chewing of food in the mouth
The incorporation of fatty acids into triglycerides

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00:01 Hello everyone, let's get started.
00:03 So the question is about digestion of proteins.
00:13 So digestion of proteins begins in the dash where dash and dash mix the mix with food to break down.
00:43 Proteins into a dash.
00:52 So the thing is digestion of proteins begins in the stomach where h cil and pepsin mix with the food to break down proteins into amino acids...
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