Digestive Enzyme Secretion
Digestive Enzyme Secretion is a physiological process in comparative digestive enzymology whereby specialized cells release catalytic proteins into the gastrointestinal tract in a regulated manner to facilitate the breakdown of macromolecules in accordance with the organism’s dietary and metabolic adaptations.
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Digestion and Absorption in the Young Chick
Y. Ian Noy, D. Sklan · Poultry Science · 1995 · 464 citations · Full text
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