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 Narad's beneficial role   The moral fibre, personality the character of sage Narada has to be fully grasped against the negative standing that is latent in the term 'kalaha Priya' attributed to him, pointed out Sri k.Srinivasam in a courage. This point is explain in detail by Vyas in the Devi Bhagwat Puran as an answer to the issue that janamejaya rises with reference to kama's  as killing of 6 infants who were born to Devaki. It is said that Kansas decided to spare the  1st new born infants of Devaki knowing that only the eighth child was a real   threat . But Narad intervences and changes his decision. So JanameJaya wonder how Narad, adeva Rishi, age of Great reputation, and Janani, can prompt kamsa thus . How did the sage, the embodiment of Dharma, stop down to a bit the killing of infants? Is this not considered as a serious crime that deserve the most grave punishment?    Vyas explain that Northern character should be understood in prop...
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What are Digestive glands?

 It is very common question which comes in every one's mind how does food digest in our body and how many they are ?

Let's come to know ,

Digestive glands

Thes secrete digestive juices for the digestion of food .These are of four types- 

  1. Salivary gland 
   It produces salivary glands secrets salivary amylase (ptyalin) which converts the starch into maltose .These are of four types 

  • Parotid glands -largest gland present Just below the external ear.In these gland , virus causes mump disease.
  • Submaxillary gland-these  lie beneath the jaw angle  angles.
  • Sublingual gland -smallest gland . which lie beneath the tongue and opens at thr floor of buccal cavity.
  •  Zygomatic gland - these lie beneath eyes.

2 Gastric gland

it is present in the mucosa of the stomach .

These are of three types

  • Cardiac glands -secrets an alkaline mucus.
  • Pyloric glands -secrete an alkaline mucus .
  • Funding glands -each gland has four types of cells.
    • Peptic /zymogen cell -secrete pepsinogen for dry digestion of proteins.
    • Oxynitic gland -secrete HCL.
    • Goblet cells -secrete mucus
    • Argentaffins cells -secrete gastric hormone. 
3 Liver
  • It is the largest gland and consist of a large right lobe ,a small left and two small lobes called quadrate lobe and caudate lobe behind the main lobes .
  • On the right lo lo lies girl bladder which store bile juice juice secret by the liver.
  • Bile juice contain no enzyme, but  posess bile salt  and bile pigments.
  • Bile juice are steroid .
  • Liver also has some phagoctic cell in between hepatic cells called kuffers cells to engulf bacteria and foreign substances.
  • Liver is helpful in blood clotting, formation of glycogen, regulation of blood sugar as  reserved food , synthesis of vitamin A and storage of some minerals and vitamin.
  • Glycogen reverses are reserved inhuman body for obtaining energy.
  • Liver breaks fats to produce cholestrol.it helps in the determination of amino acid and amonium into urea.
4 Pancreas
  • It function both as an exocrine and endocrine glands.it serves amylase ,trypsin and chymotryphin, carboxypeptidase,lipase and nucleases in the digestive system .
  • It secretes pancreatic juice, which is helpful in digestion of both starch and protein.


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