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The influence of exogenous and endogenous factors on the wall of the stomach

Sh Teshaev, D Khudoiberdiev, D Teshaeva
The digestive system occupies an important place in the relationship of the organism with the external environment. The mucous membrane of the digestive organs is affected by a wide variety of substances that make up food, and it becomes clear that it is not by chance that the mucous membrane and submucosa have their own lymphoid formations, which are organs of immunogenesis [19,20] .
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