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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

 

VITAMINS

  • The study of vitamins is called as vitaminology.
  • Vitamins were discovered by "Lunin".
  • The term "Vitamin" was given by "Funk" and "Hopkins" (B1 from unpolished rice–1912)
  • Vitamins are micronutrients, biological regulators and metabolic regulators (Vitamin theory)
  • Vitamins are imporant to maintain health, but cannot synthesize in the body.
  • Earliest known vitamin = vitamin 'C' (James Lind – scottish naval surgeon – 1747)
  • Earliest extracted vitamin = Vitamin - B1 Vitamins are following types – 

(1) Fat soluble vitamin

(2) Water soluble vitamin

FAT - SOLUBLE VITAMIN

Vitamin-'A' (Retinol) – 

  • Isomer of vitamin 'A' are –

(i) A1 – Retinol for vision.

(ii)A2 – Dehydro retinol which is essential for epithelial lining, glands and tear production.

Deficiency diseases – 

(1) Night blindness – Due to deficiency of A1 It is also known as Nyctolopia (Inability to see in dark)

(2) Xeropthalmia – due to deficiency of A2 Tear formation is absent.

In this disease conjunctiva & cornea become dry due to keratinization of conjunctiva & cornea.

It is the main problem of blindness in children throughout the world.

Source – Good source is carrot, other sources are Guava, papaya, mango, spinach etc.

(3) Vitamin - "D" (Calciferol) It is also known as "Sunshine vitamin" or "Anti Ricket" vitamin.

Synthesized in skin from cholesterol by UV light.

It is necessary for bone & teeth Deficiency disease – Rickets in children and osteomalacia in adult.

Source– Good source cod liver oil and shark liver oil for both 'A' & 'D', Other sources are meat, liver, egg, milk etc.

Vitamin 'E' (Tocopherol) – 

  • It is also known as "antisterility" vitamin or "beauty" vitamin.
  • This vitamin removes scar & wrinkles from skin.

Deficiency disease– Sterility.

Source – Egg, meat, cotton, seed oil Vitamin 'K' (Naphthoquinone) 

  • It is also known as "antihaemorrhagic" vitamin.
  • Essential for synthesise of prothrombin.

Menadiane is the important source of the synthetic vitamin K.

Deficiency disease– Bleeding or delayed blood clotting.

Source– Carrot, tomato, liver, cabbage etc.

WATER – SOLUBLE VITAMIN

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) – 

  • It is also known as "anti beri-beri" factor or antineuritic factor.
  • Beri-Beri affects peripheral nervous system, alimentary canal & cardiovascular system.

Defi. disease–  Beri-Beri, Wernicke's encepholopathy.

Source – Rice, wheat, egg and fish etc.

Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 

  • It is also known as vitamin 'G' or lactoflavin or yellow enzyme.
  • It is essential for formation of FMN & FAD Defi. Disease– Cheliosis (Cracked lips at the corner of mouth) sore mouth and ulceration, digestive disorder, Pellegra like, beri-beri like.

Source– Cow's milk, egg, liver, yeast etc.

Vitamin B3 (Pantothenic acid) – greek word panthothen = everywhere

  • It is also known as yeast factor or chick antidermatitis factor.
  • It is help in formation of acetylcholine and Co enzyme A.

Defi. disease– Burning feet syndrome, fatigue & paralysis of muscles.

Source– Kidney, liver, yeast, milk, egg, meat etc.

Vitamin B5(Niacin or Nicotinic acid) – It is also known as "antipellagra" factor or vitamin PP (Pellagra preventing factor) It forms essential component of NAD & NADP Defi. disease– Pellagra in human beings (diarrhoea, dermatitis, dementia) and black tongue (hyper pigmentation) disease in dogs.

Source– Kidney, liver, milk, yeast, egg etc.

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) Function as co-enzyme. It is also known as rat antidermatitis factor.

Defi. disease – Dermatitis, Anaemia, nervousness.

Source– Liver, meat, yeast, egg etc.

Vita B7 (Biotin) It is also known as vitamin 'H' or antiegg white injury factor (egg white contain avidin protein which is antagonist to vit. B7 – dermatitis, hair loss, nervous symptom).

It is essential for fat synthesis Defi.disease – Dermatitis Source – Vegetables, yeast, wheat egg etc.

Vitamin B12(Cyanocobalamine) – Extrinsic factor of castle It is also known as "antipernicious anaemic" factor or "RBC maturing" factor It promotes DNA synthesis & Maturation of RBCs.

Defi. disease – Pernicious anaemia.

Source–  meat, liver etc.

Folic Acid – It is also known as folacin or Vitamin M.

It is needed for formation of RBC & synthesis of DNA Deficiency disease – Anaemia.

Source– green foilage of plant – cabbage, cauliflower Vitamin 'C' (Ascorbic Acid) It is also known as"anti-scurvy" or anti-viral, anti-cancer vitamin.

It is necessary for healing of the wound Deficiency disease– Scurvy (deficient formation of collagen fibres).

Source Amla, Tomato, orange, Guava, Lemon (citrus fruit).

WINNING STROKE

1. Citrin is also known as vitamin 'P' and controls vascular permeability.

2. Vitamin B17 – It is recently discovered anticancer vitamin.

3. Vitamin Q – helps in blood clotting.

4. Vita B15 – It is also known as pogonic acid, deficiency causes disorder in liver.

5. Vitamin B6 also used in the treatment of tuberculosis.

6. Thecodont teeth are also found in crocodile.

7. One pair of vomerine teeth is found in the palate of frog.

8. Fangs are the poison teeth of snakes, these are the maxillary teeth.

9. Upper incisor teeth are modified in tusk in elephant.

10. Upper canine teeth are modified in tusk in walrus.

11. Homodont type dentition are found in toothed whale.

12. Enamel is absent in Sloth and Armadillo.

13. Salivary glands are absent in whale.

14. The tongue is non-motile in whale.

15. Gall bladder is absent in lemprey, whale, rat and horse.

16. The main pancreatic duct is also known as duct of wirsung while accessory pancreatic duct is known as duct of santorini.

17. Antinueritic Vitamins - A, E and C.

18. Nature's most potent antioxidant - vitamin E, which is maximum in liver.

19. Vitamin B12 is absent in plants, However it is considered that Spirulina (an alga) contains B12.

20. Anticancer vitamins-A, B17, C etc.

Comparative Study of digestive system of Rabbit & Human

Rabbit

Human

1.     It is herbivorous animal, depends cellulose based food.

It is omnivorous, and depends on vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.

2.     A small cleft is present in mid part of upper lip.

Cleft is absent.

3.     Canine teeth are absent.

Canine teeth are present.

4.    Dental formula :

Dental formula :

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (Part - 10) - Notes, Zoology, Class 11

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (Part - 10) - Notes, Zoology, Class 11

5.     Infraorbital, Parotid, Sublingual and Submaxillary glands are present.

Parotid, Sublingual, Submaxillary glands are present but infraorbital is absent.

6      Caecum and Vermiform appendix are present where digestion of cellulose takes place.

Caecum & Vermiform appendix are vestigeal.

7.    Rectum is beaded.

Rectum is non-beaded.

8.     Eaeces are ejected outside in form of pelletes.

Eaeces are ejected out side in form of semi solid stod.

9.     Coprophagy nature is present.

Coprophagy nature is absent

 
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1. What are the main organs of the digestive system?
Ans. The main organs of the digestive system include the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and anus.
2. How does the digestive system break down food?
Ans. The digestive system breaks down food through a process called digestion. It starts in the mouth where food is chewed and mixed with saliva. Then, it travels down the esophagus to the stomach where it is further broken down by stomach acids. From there, it moves to the small intestine where nutrients are absorbed, and finally, it reaches the large intestine where water is absorbed and waste is formed.
3. What is the role of enzymes in the digestive system?
Ans. Enzymes play a crucial role in the digestive system. They are responsible for breaking down complex molecules into simpler ones that can be easily absorbed by the body. For example, amylase breaks down carbohydrates, lipase breaks down fats, and protease breaks down proteins.
4. How does the digestive system help in nutrient absorption?
Ans. The digestive system helps in nutrient absorption through the lining of the small intestine. The inner walls of the small intestine are covered in tiny finger-like projections called villi, which increase the surface area for absorption. As food passes through the small intestine, nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream through the villi and transported to various parts of the body for energy and growth.
5. What are some common digestive system disorders?
Ans. Some common digestive system disorders include acid reflux, ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Crohn's disease, and constipation. These disorders can cause symptoms such as stomach pain, bloating, diarrhea, and constipation, and may require medical treatment for relief.
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