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Small Intestine - Anatomy & Physiology
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*It is more muscular and firmer than the jejunum.
*It is more muscular and firmer than the jejunum.
*It terminates at the ileocaecocolic junction.
*It terminates at the ileocaecocolic junction.
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**Some enterocytes in this area are involved in the transport of soluble antigen, and therefore have no digestive function.
**Some enterocytes in this area are involved in the transport of soluble antigen, and therefore have no digestive function.
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