The average moisture of the gastric
chyme was calculated from the loss in weight of the sample after being dried for 24 h at 105[degrees]C.
coli strain in the intestinal content of the inoculated experimental animals and Escherichia (5-16 colonies on an average), enterococci (4-12), and lactobacteria (8-20 colonies) in the
chyme of the inoculated control group animals were analyzed throughout the experiment.
It occurs due to insufficient mixing of
chyme with bile salts and enzymes of gastrointestinal tract (pancreatic and intestinal disorders) e.g.
The arrangement of the muscle layers is functionally important, as it relates to its role in mixing
chyme during the digestive process as well as to its ability to force the partially digested contents into the small intestine.
He implies this in the "
chyme" passage and states it even more clearly in his "Essay on Shelley." Browning claims that, at certain points in history, when the staled success of a poetic predecessor still dominates the scene, the most vital poetic work involves "getting at new substance by breaking up the assumed wholes into parts of independent and unclassed value." In doing this, the new poet will "replace this intellectual rumination of food swallowed long ago, by a supply of the fresh and living swathe." Browning states explicitly that breaking up putative wholes is more important than putting the new parts together; the poet should be "careless of the unknown laws for recombining them (it will be the business of yet another poet to suggest those hereafter)." (17)
The main function of these glands is to produce a mucus rich alkaline secretion in order to protect the duodenum from the acidic content of
chyme (which is introduced into the duodenum from the stomach), provide an alkaline condition for intestinal enzymes, lubrication of intestinal walls and for better absorption.
ptychoderae, we observed
chyme containing disintegrated host tissues (Fig.
In addition, peristaltic flow occurs widely in the functioning of the ureter,
chyme movement in the intestine, movement of eggs in the fallopian tube, the transport of the spermatozoa in cervical canal, transport of bile in the bile duct, transport of cilia, circulation of blood in small blood vessels, and the transport of intrauterine fluid within the cavity of the uterus.
In human body, peristalsis is found in the swallowing food through the esophagus,
chyme motion in the gastrointestinal tract, vasomotion of small blood vessels such as venules, capillaries and arterioles, urine transport from kidney to bladder, and intrauterine fluid flow within the uterine cavity.
Chyme (the thick fluid bolus of partially digested food) entering the colon from the small intestine is propelled toward the rectum.
[4] suggested
chyme as a non-Newtonian material having plastic-like properties.
Thanks to Ben Foster whose choice of instruments hybridizes into a single merry mix that beautifully accommodates
Chyme HD's verses and Ade Piper's chant.