In stomach mucosal epithelium is protected from excoriation by concentrated hcl
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The mucus secreted by the goblet cells along with the bicarbonates from the pancreas -play an important role in lubrication and protection of the mucosal epithelium from excoriation by the highly concentrated hydrochloric acid.
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In stomach, epithelium is protected from excoriation by concentrated hcl due to the presence of mucus secretion covering the epithelium
Explanation:
- Gastric glands are found in the mucosa of the stomach.
- Mucous neck cells, which release mucus to protect the stomach wall from acidity, are one of three types of cells found in gastric glands.
- Peptic or chief cells release pepsinogen, a proenzyme that is activated in the presence of acidic conditions and converts to pepsin for protein breakdown.
- HCl and intrinsic factor (a substance required for vitamin B 12 absorption) are secreted by parietal or oxyntic cells.
- The mucus and bicarbonates in the gastric juice help to lubricate and prevent the mucosal epithelium from being excoriated by the very concentrated hydrochloric acid.
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