The length of the duodenum is

The portion of the stomach which is present beneath the cardiac portion is called

The vitamin which is produced by the bacteria living in the colon is

The non-functional finger-like process which arises from the blind end of the caecum is called

The disease which is caused by intake of insufficient amount of iodine in the diet is

The important sources of lipids include

The protein portion of food is partially digested by

The micronutrient which is a component of the enzyme responsible for the reduction of nitrates to ammonia is

The portion of the stomach which is present immediately after the esophagus is known as

The fiber which travels through the small intestine is classified as

The proteins utilized by human bodies are composed of

The spherical mass in which pieces of food are slipped that were rolled up by tongue is

The symptom of an ulcer is

The molecule of hemoglobin contains single atom of

The process through which embryonic cells are transformed into mature cells is called

The butter is solid at room temperature because of more

The sources from which humans can fulfill the deficiency of vitamin A are

The groups in which vitamins can be divided are

The first ten inches of the small intestine is classified as

The effects of organic fertilizers include

The causes of ulcers include

The excess amount of nitrogen leads to

The macronutrients include all except

The weight of liver in adult humans is about

The amount of calories found in one gram of carbohydrates is

The zinc, chromium, fluorine, and iodine are considered as

The molecules that cannot cross the membranes are classified as

The materials that if added to plants yields more flowers, more fruits, and faster growth are called

The essential element for the maintenance and development of teeth and bones is

The trace minerals that support functions of the immune system are