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L16- Digestion (last Test) Flashcards

1
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Cell respiration

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Biochemical pathway for ATP production

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Metabolism

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Sum of all chemical reactions in the body ( catabolism + anabolism of fat, protein, carbohydrates)

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Digestion

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Occurs in a tube through the middle of the body ( extracellular)

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What are the four functions of the digestion system?

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Ingest, digest, move, absorb

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Ingest

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  • take in nutrients
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Nutrients

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Chemicals we need and cannot make

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Why are nutrients important to ingest?

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Required for fuel, structure, cellular processes

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Digest

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Convert polymers to monomers/ subunits

  • protein ➡️ amino acids
  • carbohydrates ➡️ glucose
  • triglycerides ➡️ fatty acids, glycerol
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9
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What are the two ways to digest food?

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Mechanically- teeth & smooth muscle

Chemical- enzymes

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Move

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Transports through intestinal tract ( smooth muscle)

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Absorption occurs in what two locations and what is absorbed?

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Blood - amino acids & glucose

Lymphatic capillaries- fats

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12
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What are the five nutrients we need?

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  • fuel molecules, amino acids, water, minerals, vitamins
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Fuel molecules

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Glucose and fatty acids ( make ATP)

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Amino acids

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Make proteins

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Water

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  • a solvent
  • maintains osmolarity & blood pressure
  • helps with chemical reactions
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Minerals

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Used in Bone, cofactors, nerve/ muscle functions, 2nd messengers, oxygen transport

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Vitamins

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Used for coenzymes

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18
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Gastrointestinal (gi) tract includes

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Oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, small intestine & large intestine

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What are the three parts of the small intestine

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Duodenum, jejunum, ileum

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20
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The accessory organs part of the digestive system

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Salivary glands, liver, pancreas

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21
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The accessory organs are specialized exocrine glands

TRUE or FALSE

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True; they secrete into the digestive tract

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Goblet cells

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Secrete mucus to allow movement

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23
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Generalized functions of the gi tract

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  • mechanical digestion
  • absorption
  • enzymatic digestion
  • secretion of digestive enzymes & hormones
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Gi tract secretes

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Digestive enzymes and hormones

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25
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Generalized functions of the accessory organs

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  • secrete digestive juice & mucus into tube
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26
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What are the 3 layers of the Gi tract?
(Inner - out)

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  1. Mucosa
  2. Submucosa
  3. Muscularis
  4. Serosa
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27
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Mucosa (mucus layer)

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  • inner lining of Gi tract
  • Secretes and absorbs
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Submucosa

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Highly vascular to absorb nutrients

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Muscularis

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  • 2 layers of smooth muscle
    Mechanical digestion and propels food
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Serosa

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Serous membrane - secretes serous fluid to reduce friction

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31
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Rugae

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Folds in the stomach

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32
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Functions of the stomach

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  • storage (primarily)
  • mechanically digests
  • secretes HCL
    -secretes Pepsinogen
  • secretes mucus = preventing damage to lining of stomach
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33
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HCL + Pepsinogen = ________

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Pepsin

34
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Chief cells in the stomach secrete _______ and Parietal cells secrete _________

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Parietal cells = HCL
Chief cells = Pepsinogen

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Small intestine anatomy (order of folds)

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  1. Plicae
  2. Villi
  3. Villus
  4. Microvilli
36
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Enzymes are anchored within microvilli

TRUE or FALSE

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TRUE; final digestion

37
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Functions of the small intestine

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  • digestion of nutrients
  • Absorption of monomers/subunits
38
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Livers function

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Produces bile

39
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Gall bladder function

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Stores bile

40
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Pancreas functions

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Endocrine = secrete insulin and glucagon into blood

Exocrine = secrete digestive enzymes into duodenum of small intestine

41
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4 processes of digestion

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  1. Motility
  2. Mechanical digestion
  3. Chemical digestion
  4. Absorption
42
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Motility includes

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Peristalsis, segmentation & sphincters

43
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Peristalsis

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Propels food
- wave of contractions

44
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Segmentation

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Mixes and propels food

45
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Motility neural control regulation

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Enteric NS: local control nervous system independent of brain

Autonomic NS: sympathetic/ parasympathetic NS

46
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Motility hormone control regulation

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Paracrine

47
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Motility regulation of pacemaker cell control

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Intrinsic rhythm of smooth muscle due to pacemaker activity; gap junctions on net pacemaker cells to smooth muscle

48
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Sphincters

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Circular muscle that opens/close tubes

49
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Sphincters function

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Regulate passage of bogus/ chyme

50
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Bolus

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Food in esophagus

51
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Chyme

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Liquefied bolus; in stomach

52
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Mechanical digestion includes

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Teeth & muscle contraction (segmentation)

53
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Carbohydrate digestion

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Starch ➡️ mouth (salivary amylase) ➡️ stomach ➡️ small intestine = pancreatic amylase makes maltose (disaccharide) ➡️co transport Maltese ➡️glucose into blood

54
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Enzymes in Protein digestion in small intestine

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Pancreatic enzymes : trypsin, chymotrypsin, carboxypeptidase

Brush boarder enzyme: aminopeptidase
( short chain polypeptides into AA’s & tri-/ di- peptides

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_______ cleaves (cut) proteins into polypeptides

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Pepsin

56
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_______________ cleave peoptide bonds at the end of polypeptides

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Aminopeptidase / carboxypepidase

57
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_______ & ____________ cleave peptide bonds in the middle of polypeptides

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Trypsin & chymotrypsin

58
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Cleave Di- and tri- peptides to Amino acids

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Dipeptidase & tripeptidase

59
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On apical side during protein digestion what occurs

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  • secondary active co-transport w/ Na+
  • Na+ gradient maintained by Na+/K+ pump
60
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Basolateral side during protein digestion

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Facilitates diffusion

61
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What enzymes are found in the stomach? Pancreas that goes to intestines? Brush border? Epithelial cells? In protein digestion

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Stomach = pepsin

Pancreas ➡️ intestine
- trypsin
- chymotrypsin
- carboxpeptidase

Brush boarder = aminopeptidase

Epithelial cells = di- & tri- peptidase

62
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Lipid digestion
( reminder: lipids = macromolecule NOT polymer)

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Consume triglycerides as fats (solid) & oils (liquid)

63
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Emulsification of bile salts

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Taking a large drop of fat and turning it into smaller droplets

64
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During lipid digestion, it must __________ then digest

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Emulsify

65
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Lipid digestion mechanism

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  1. liver & gall bladder release bile into small intestine
  2. Bile salts emulsify large fat droplets (make smaller droplets)
  3. Pancreatic lipase digests fats ➡️ monoglyceride + FFA = Micelles
  4. FFA’s/ monoglycerides leave micelles ➡️ intestinal cell
  5. Triglycerides reassemble + protein = chylomicron
  6. Chylomicron exocytosed (released) into lacteals (lymphatic capillary) ➡️ blood
66
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Large intestine includes

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Appendix, cecum, colon, rectum, & anal canal

67
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Functions of the large intestine

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  • absorption of salts & water = solidify feces
  • microbiota
    ( provide vitamin K/B , digest fiber, aid h2o reabsorption, support immunity)
68
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Liver functions include

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Bile production, bio transformation & phagocytosis

69
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Examples of biotransformation

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  • detoxification of blood
  • Transformation metabolite to secrete
  • Transform metabolites to store
70
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What organs send their blood to the liver?

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Stomach, intestines, pancreas, & spleen

71
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What is secreted into the duodenum of the small intestine?

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Bile from liver/gallbladder
- acid chyme = stomach
- Pancreatic juice = pancreas
- Intestinal juice < helps neutralize PH>

72
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Gastrin origin

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Stomach

73
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Gastrin stimulus

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Protein in stomach

74
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Response of Gastrin being released

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G cells (stomach) secrete Gastrin into blood ➡️ stomach
- parietal cells secrete HCL
- chief cells secrete Pepsinogen
HCL + Pepsinogen = pepsin

75
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Secretin origin

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Small intestine (duodenum)

76
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Secretin stimulus

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HCl from stomach goes into small intestine

77
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Response to secretin being released

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Tells pancreas (duct cells) secrete bicarbonate rich fluid into duodenum (neutralize stomach HCl)

78
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Ckk (cholecystokinin) origin

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Duodenum of small intestine

79
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Stimulus of cck (cholecystokinin)

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Fat in small intestine

80
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Response to cck (cholecystokinin) being released

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  • tells pancreas (acinar cells) to secrete all digestive enzymes
  • tells gallbladder to secrete bile

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