1. GI Kit Line up the white label organs Place each colored substance under the proper organ

2. Stomach, Parietal Cells Duodenum, K-Cells Pancreas, acinar cells Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Alpha cells Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Beta cells Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Delta cells Stomach, Chief Cells Stomach, G-Cells Salivary GlandsLiver Stomach Duodenum KEY Yellow = fat enzyme Green = protein enzyme Red = sugar enzyme Blue = hormones Orange = substances

3. Lipase Amylase SucraseMaltase Lactase PepsinTrypsin Chymotrypsin Carboxypeptidase Somatostatin InsulinGlucagon MotilinGIP CCKSecretin Gastrin Bicarbonate Mucus Prostaglandins Intrinsic factor Bile HCl

4. 4 OrganRegion of the Organ SubstancesFunction PancreasAcinar cellsAmylase (enzyme)Breaks down starch and carbohydrates into glucose Acinar cellsLipase (enzyme)Breaks down fat into fatty acids Acinar cells Protease enzymes (trypsin, chymotrypsin, carboxypeptidase) Breaks down proteins into amino acids and also kills intestinal parasites and bacteria Acinar cellsBicarbonate (not an enzyme)Raises pH in duodenum Islet of Langerhans; Alpha cellsglucagon (hormone) Causes glycogenolysis, the process which breaks down glycogen into glucose to raise blood glucose. Also causes gluconeogenesis to make new glucose molecules Islet of Langerhans; Beta cellsinsulin (hormone) Removes glucose in bloodstream and brings it into cells. Lowers blood glucose levels. Islet of Langerhans; Delta cellsSomatostatin (hormone)Inhibits gastrin, insulin, and glucagon (inhibits digestive system) Liver Bile (a detergent) Emulsifies fat Lipase Breaks down fat Salivary glands Amylase (enzyme)Breaks down starch and carbohydrates into glucose Lipase Breaks down fat Stomach Mucous (not an enzyme)Protect the stomach lining Prostaglandins (not an enzyme)Protect the stomach lining LipaseBreaks down fat Parietal cellsHCl (not an enzyme)Allows Pepsinogen to be converted to pepsin, and it also kills bacteria Parietal cellsIntrinsic factor (not an enzyme) Allows Vit B12 to be absorbed, which is needed to make RBCs. Without it, you get megaloblastic (pernicous) anemia. Chief cellsPepsinogen --> pepsin (enzyme)Breaks proteins into amino acids G cellsGastrin (hormone)Tells parietal cells to secrete HCl Duodenum Secretin (hormone)Tells pancreas to secrete bicarbonate CCK (hormone) Tells pancreas to secrete proteases and lipase, and tells gallbladder to release stored bile (stimulates fat and protein digestion) Motilin (hormone)Initiates peristalsis and tells Chief cells to secrete pepsinogen Maltase, Lactase, Sucrase (enzymes)Break down complex carbohydrates into glucose K cells GIP (hormone) Tells pancreas to release insulin and also causes fat to be broken down into fatty acids

5. Pancreas, acinar cells Amylase Trypsin Chymotrypsin Carboxypeptidase Lipase Bicarbonate Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Alpha cells Glucagon Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Beta cells Insulin Pancreas, Islets of Langerhans Delta cells Somatostatin KEY Yellow = fat enzyme Green = protein enzyme Red = sugar enzyme Blue = hormones Orange = substances

6. Stomach Stomach, Parietal Cells Stomach, Chief Cells Stomach, G-Cells Lipase Prostaglandins Mucus Pepsin Gastrin Intrinsic factor HCl Liver Salivary Glands Amylase Lipase Bile KEY Yellow = fat enzyme Green = protein enzyme Red = sugar enzyme Blue = hormones Orange = substances

7. DuodenumDuodenum, K-Cells Sucrase Maltase Lactase Secretin CCK Motilin GIP KEY Yellow = fat enzyme Green = protein enzyme Red = sugar enzyme Blue = hormones Orange = substances