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Chapter 45.5, Problem 1BC
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To predict:
The possible feedback effects of cholecystokinin on the stomach.
Introduction:
Cholecystokinin is a hormone secreted in the stomach by I-cells, and it is also released in the brain. The function of this hormone is related to digestion and appetite. It helps in sensitizing the stomach which is the indication of hunger.
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To describe:
The effects of cholecystokinin on the stomach and its role in stimulating smooth muscles and producing acid.
Introduction:
Cholecystokinin is a hormone secreted in the stomach by I-cells, and it is also released in the brain. The function of this hormone is related to digestion and appetite. It helps in sensitizing the stomach which indicates hunger.
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