Amylase: An enzyme that hydrolyzes starch or glycogen to sugars.
Palm: The other name for salivary amylase.
Penh: It is an enzyme produced by gastric glands in the stomach that helps to digest proteins in the food.
Chyme: It is the partially digested food in the stomach. Proteins and carbohydrates are broken down to some extent.
Sphincter: Ring like muscles present at the end of the stomach and allows a small amount of food into the small intestine.
Digestion: The process of breaking down complex substances into simple substances SO2 that can be used by the body with the help of enzymes is called digestion.
Pancreas: It is a mixed gland. It secretes pancreatic juice which contains enzymes like trypsin and amylase. This gland lies between the spleen and duodenum.
Enzymes: These are a group of chemical substances which cause biochemical reactions. Helps in the conversion of complex food materials into simple substances.