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Chyme or
chymus (/kaɪm/; from Gr**** χυμός khymos, "juice") is the semi-fluid m**** of
partly digested food that is
expelled by a person's or
another animal's...
- the
gastrointestinal tract. This
initially results in the
production of
chyme which when
fully broken down in the
small intestine is
absorbed as chyle...
- The
pyloric sphincter controls the p****age of
partially digested food (
chyme) from the
stomach into the duodenum, the
first and
shortest part of the...
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Chymes (Gr****: Χύμης) was a Greco-Roman
alchemist who
lived before the
third century. He is
known only
through fragments of text in the
works of Zosimos...
- The
Chymes were an all-female 1960's
garage rock
group that was
signed to
Chattahoochee Records. The
group consisted of
sisters Stephanie,
Candice and...
- only on its mother's milk. The
intestines are
cleaned and skinned, but the
chyme is left inside. The
intestine is cut into
pieces 20–25 cm long,
which are...
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which propels a ball of food (called a
bolus before being transformed into
chyme in the stomach)
along the tract. The
peristaltic movement comprises relaxation...
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acidity of the
gastric chyme.
Cholecystokinin (CCK) is a
unique peptide released by the
duodenal "I cells" in
response to
chyme containing high fat or...
- the
lumen of the
tract and
comes into
direct contact with
digested food (
chyme). The
mucosa itself is made up of
three layers: the epithelium,
where most...
- Maceration, in biology, the
mechanical breakdown of
ingested food into
chyme Skin maceration, in dermatology, the
softening and
whitening of skin that...
