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N D Christofides, D L Sarson, R H Albuquerque

Experientia

|November 15, 1979

Abstract:

The ingestion of 2 different water loads (7.5 and 15 ml/kg) by healthy subjects stimulated the release of plasma motilin, gastrin, pancreatic polypeptide and VIP. Atropine was found to block the release of PP but not the other hormones.

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