SECRETION OF ENZYMES BY THE SALIVARY GLANDS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THEIR BASAL AND STIMULATED SECRETION
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In recent years, probeless research methods have been increasingly used to study the functional state of the main digestive glands. One group of these methods takes into account the hydrolytic enzymes of the digestive glands in the blood and urine. This method is based on the fact that the main digestive glands, along with exocretion of the main amount of enzymes they synthesize, increte a certain amount into the blood and lymph [2], from where these enzymes are excreted by the renal and extrarenal pathways, including the salivary glands [3] .
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