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| what family does gastrin belong to |
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| what is the source of gastrin |
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| vagus (GRP), partially digested proteins, amino acids |
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| what does gastrin stimulate |
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gastric acid secrection
gastric and interstinal mucosal growth |
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| what part of gastric mucosal is not stimulated by gastrin |
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| what family does cholecystokinin belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of CCK33 |
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Definition
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| what is the source of CCK8 |
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Definition
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| what stimulates CCK release |
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| fatty acids, amino acids, H+, CCK releasing factor |
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somatostatin
acid in antrum |
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absorption of stimulants
digestion of CCK releasing factor by trypsin |
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pancreastic enzymes
contraction of the gall bladder
stimulation of pancreatic growth
relaxation of orad stomach
contraction of pylorus leading to decreased gastric emptying |
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| what family does secretin belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of secretin |
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| neutralization of stimulant |
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| what does secretin stimulate |
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pancreatic, hepatic, and intestinal bicarbonate secretion
cholerectic
growth of the pancreas |
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| what does gastrin inhibit |
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| what family does VIP belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of VIP |
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| acetylcholine (nicotonic) |
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| inhibition of smooth muscle contraction |
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increase in bicarbonate secretion from pancreas and intestine
inhibits gastric acid secretion |
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| fatty acids, amino acids, carbohydrates |
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| what are the actions of GIP |
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Definition
| glucose dependent insulin release |
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| what family does glucagon belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of glucagon |
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| what is the action of glucagon |
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Definition
| increase blood sugar levels |
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| what family goes GLP-2 belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of GLP-2 |
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| what does GLP-2 stimulate |
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| growth of intestinal mucosal tissue |
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Term
| how does GLP-2 effect the ileal |
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Definition
| it causes and inhibition of gastric acid and pancreatic secretion |
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| what family does GLP-1 belong to |
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| what is the source of GLP-1 |
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| glucose dependent insulin secretion |
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glucagon release
gastric secretion and motility |
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| what family does pancreatic polypeptide belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of pancreatic polypeptide |
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Definition
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| what stimulates pancreatic polypeptide |
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Definition
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| what is the action of pancreatic polypeptide |
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Definition
| reduces pancreatic secretion by 10% during a meal |
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Term
| what family does peptide YY belong |
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Definition
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| what is the source of peptide YY |
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| what stimulates peptide YY |
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| what are the actions of peptide YY |
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Definition
decrease appetite via hypothalamus
inhibtion of ghrelin secrection |
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Term
| what family does motillin belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of motillin |
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Term
| what is motillin associated with |
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Definition
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| what family does ghrelin belong to |
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Definition
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| what is the source of motillin |
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orexigenic (increase appetite)
increase GH secretion
may protect mucosal from injury |
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