THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM II
PANCREATIC SECRETIONS
THE ENDOCRINE PANCREAS
A FUNCTIONAL UNIT OF THE EXOCRINE PANCREAS
AQUEOUS COMPONENT OF PANCREATIC SECRETION
HORMONAL CONTROL OF PANCREATIC SECRETION
HORMONES SECRETED IN DUODENUM SIGNAL THE COMPOSITION OF THE INCOMING CHYME
SECRETIN
CHOLECYSTOKININ
FUNCTIONS OF THE LIVER
BILE SECRETION, STORAGE, AND CIRCULATION
LIVER BLOOD FLOW
BILE SALT CIRCULATION
S.I. MOTILITY
SEGMENTATION CONTRACTIONS
S.I. SECRETIONS
DIGESTION
MAINLY IN THE SMALL INTESTINE
PANCREATIC ENZYMES
ENZYME PRECURSORS ARE A WAY OF PROTECTING THE GUT FROM SELF-DIGESTION
BRUSH BORDER ENZYMES
ABSORPTION: THE SMALL INTESTINE IS THE ABSORBING ORGAN
FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE ABSORPTION IS BY A SPECIAL PROCESS: ISOTONIC TRANSPORT
An Epithelial Membrane in Cartoon Form:
A Network Model of Coupled Salt and Volume Flow Through an Epithelium
Sodium Reabsorption
Potassium Secretion
THE CURRAN-MACINTOSH MODEL
SOURCES OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES IN GUT(ML/DAY), EXCLUDING INTESTINAL SECRETIONS
SITES OF ABSORPTION
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