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What is succus entericus?


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Succus entericus:

  1. Succus entericus is an acid secretion produced by glands in the duodenum wall that consists of water, biological attributes, and hydrogen carbonate ions.
  2. It protects the duodenum by offsetting the acidic environment and proteolytic mucus that tries to enter the small intestine from the stomach.
  3. Succus entericus is also acknowledged as intestinal juice because it is found in the body's small intestine.

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