Secretion liver and pancreas Flashcards
CCK-PZ- Cholecystokinin
From I cells stimulates pancreatic secretion and gall bladder emptying broken down by trypsin if lack of food stimulated by lipids and peptides --> sphincter of Oddi to relax
Secretin
S cells (duodenum) stimulates HCO3- secretion and has trophic effects on pancreas
Hepatocytes
secrete bile components into ducts
where HCO3-, salt and water are added
stimulated by secretin and involves CFTR channels
Gastrin
mainly active in antrum>duodenum>jejunum
CCK
duodenum>jejunum>ileum
GIP
duodenum=jejunum} drives insulin secretion
decreases secretion stomach acid
Bile
cations exceed anions –> bile acids -ve charge
Cholesterol –> primary bile acid:
1) cholesterol –> cholic acid–> secondary deoxycholic acid –> bile salts: glycine (carboxyl group)
2) cholesterol –> chenodeoxycholic acid –> lithocoluc acid –> taurine (sulfate group)
Net proton secretion
acidifies bile–> decrease precipitation Ca2+ salts –> less gall stones
Motillin
M cells
stimuls: neural fasting
1st target: upper GI motility