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trasher [3.6K]
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Absorbe nutrientes por medio de micro vellosidades que recubren y aumentan la superficie de absorción

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Likurg_2 [28]2 years ago
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Sobre la pregunta:

Cucigrama. Pregunta 1 vertical. Absorbe nutrientes por medio de micro vellosidades que recubren y aumentan la superficie de absorción

Answer:

Intestino delgado

Explanation:

El intestino delgado es el organi mas largo del tubo digestivo, pudiendo medir 7 metros de longitud y 3 cm de diametro. Se caracteriza por estar sumamente plegado sobre si mismo. La primera porcion, llamada duodeno, recibe secresiones de glándulas biliar y pancreática, y las mezcla con enzimas digestivas. Esta mezcla se encarga de degradar la comida y transformarla en sustancias solubles, como amino ácidos.

Es en el intestino delgado donde ocurre la absorción de nutrientes.  Las paredes intestinales estas cubiertas por microvellosidades que aumentan la superficie de absorción.  

Las microvellosidades son células que componene el epitelio columnar, y que extienden proyecciones hacia el lumen del organo.  

 

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