Enterosorption of enzymes and their secretion by the pancreas

It is known that the digestive glands synthesize a large range of secreted hydrolytic enzymes, incret them into the blood and lymph, while hydrolases perform a multifunctional role: regulatory, anabolic, protective. The participation of digestive tract enzymes in the hydrolysis of food polymers and in the absorption of monomers is only one of the aspects of the activity of the digestive glands. Another function of the gastrointestinal tract (GI) is its endocrine regulation due to apudocyte cells that produce hormones and peptide regulators of not only local, but also distant action. They affect both secretory and motor-evacuation processes, as well as the metabolism of substances. It is shown that the increted F hydrolases of the digestive glands are involved in the creatine connection, in the integration of the activity of the gastrointestinal glands and in the inter-daily exchange of amino acids, carbohydrates and lipids.