… inhibition on gastrin release? These questions will certainly be answered in the near future
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… of gastric acid secretion is initiated by the release of gastrin from the G cell. Gastrin then …
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… , amino acids, gastric distention, and an elevated stomach pH. Conversely, gastrin release
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… Fifth, amylin, released from D cells, stimulates somatostatin secretion. The resultant
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… Gastrin is a central regulator of gastric acid secretion. It is produced in G cells mainly located
in … acidity provoked by the hypersecretion of acid will, however, inhibit gastrin release. Thus …

… acid secretion are the hormone gastrin and the paracrine amine histamine. Gastrin stimulates
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… gastrin stimulation of acid secretion, it was widely held that gastrin was the major peripheral
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