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Area of the digestive system Pancreas Fats (Lipids) Carbohydrates Salivary Amylase None Lingual Lipase Mouth Pepsin Pancreatic Amylase Bile Stomach Hydrochloric Acid Brush border peptidases Pancreatic Protease Pancreatic Lipase Small Intestine Brush border disaccharidases Gastric Lipase None Pancreatic

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Area of the digestive system Pancreas Fats (Lipids) Carbohydrates Salivary Amylase None Lingual Lipase Mouth Pepsin Pancreatic Amylase Bile Stomach Hydrochloric Acid Brush border peptidases Pancreatic Protease Pancreatic Lipase Small Intestine Brush border disaccharidases Gastric Lipase None Pancreatic
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11