Salivary glands release saliva, containing salivary amylase breaks complex into smaller sugar

Where does the energy being stored?

Gastric acid with enzymes known as ______

ATP close the gap between____

Glucose undergoes glycolysis, krebs,and oxidative phosporylation producing ATP

Glucose absorbed through intestinal villi into blood streams and transport to cells

mastication, molars and pre molars grinds foods

Moves into small intestine

refers to the breakdown of food molecules into simpler forms, like glucose, which are then used as fuel for the process of cellular respiration, where energy is extracted from these molecules

Travels down esophagus via peristalsis and enters stomach

Small sugar known as

begins with the teeth cutting food into smaller pieces

Also known as chewing

Travels down esophagus via_____

Helps mix it with saliva

It means safely storing and releasing energy as needed

Salivary glands containing_____

Respiration that occurs without oxygen

A process by which food, in the form of glucose is transformed into energy with cells.

Partially digested food also known as

Brush border enzyme includes____,____,___

Respiration that requires oxygen

The chewed food

Salivary amylase functions at what pH

Secretes pancreatic amylase to break sugar to maltose and glucose

Gastric acid or

Absorbed gluscose enters body cell via glucose transporters

It acts as the cell storehouse of energy. It enables cell to store energy safely.