Human Body System Lesson 4. In your mouth Teeth and tongue mechanical digestion Biting/TearingChewing

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Human Body System Lesson 4

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Bolus Bolus – chewed food mixed with saliva in your mouth. 3 salivary glands in your mouth –1.5 liters per day

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Salivary Amylase Salivary Amylase – an enzyme that begins to chemically breakdown starch into simple sugars in your mouth. –Breakdown is not completed in mouth…why?