Biology, asked by muthusanthosh14, 1 year ago

What happens to our stomach's protective layer during indigestion?

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Answered by Anshuman1111111111

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muthusanthosh14: No.... I mean, in chapter 6 (biology) of class 10 science book, I had learnt that our stomach's protective layer, mucus, does its job from the action of acids, but in chapter 2 (chemistry), the text says that the stomach is subject to acidity during indigestion. What happens to the mucus then?

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muthusanthosh14: Thanks

Answered by rishab260p4i1bf

our stomach walls have gastric glands that secrete muscus and HCL, muscus protests walls from HCL , muscular walls of stomach undergo periodic contraction to mix the food thoroughly.

muthusanthosh14: ok, then what about indigestion? what happens to the mucus hen?

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