What Is the Midgut?
The midgut (mid-gut, mit-intestine) is also called the main intestine (de Hauptdarm). Embryologically, it is a part of the digestive tract originating from the endoderm, which passes from the foregut to the mouth forward, and back to the anus through the hindgut.
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- Chinese name
- Midgut
- Foreign name
- mid-gut, mit-intestine
- nickname
- Main intestine
- Origin
- Part of the endoderm's digestive tract
- Foregut border
- Hepatic output tube opening
- Hindgut boundary
- Cecum
- The midgut (mid-gut, mit-intestine) is also called the main intestine (de Hauptdarm). Embryologically, it is a part of the digestive tract originating from the endoderm, which passes from the foregut to the mouth forward, and backwards to the anus.
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- Still inside. [1] Poems of the Three Kingdoms Wei Caozhi's "Send Ying's": "Love is the most hopeful and bitter, it is worthy of the midgut." Tang Yuanzhang's "Spring Moon" poem: "Four neighbors have no old knowledge, there is no way to say the midgut." "Poetry:" Suddenly, anyway, the mind moves the midgut. "Qing Chen Menglei" responded to Li Houyi's Baiyun ":" Gu Nian's nature is kind, and the midgut is painful. "
- Biological term
- Its form, function, and name can vary according to the type of animal. The small intestine of vertebrates is differentiated from the midgut. There is an opening of the liver output tube at the boundary between the midgut and the foregut, and the cecum is often generated on the boundary between the midgut and the hindgut. In insects, the midgut is also called the stomach. Unlike the foregut and hindgut, it does not have a chitin endometrium. In most cases, there are several glandular blind ducts called gastric caecum at the front end. There are many glands on the midgut wall of insects, so they are also called chyle stomach (chylestoma-ch), chyle intestine (de Chylusdarum) and so on.