mucus is secreted by both salivary gland and gastric glands. what difference do you find in the function performed by them during the process of digestion
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mucus secreted by salivary gland lubricates the food and that secreted by gastric gland prevent the walls of stomach from HCL.
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The mucus secreted from salivary glands helps soften the chewed food so that it easily passes through the oesophagus. The mucus produced in the stomach creates a layer over the walls of the stomach to protect it from the hydrochloric acid present during digestion.
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