1 n receptor subtype 2 (sst2) agonists inhibit gastric secretion.

2  to epithelial homeostasis and regulation of gastric secretions.

3 ers, paracrine agents, and hormones regulate gastric secretion and are themselves regulated.

4 iated sources of acid production and inhibit gastric secretion at the final common pathway of the H+/

5               Recent studies suggesting that gastric secretion does not decrease with aging included

6                                     Although gastric secretions have microbicidal activity against mo

7 y on the volume, distribution and acidity of gastric secretions in GERD and healthy subjects (HS).

8                 Postprandial accumulation of gastric secretions in the proximal stomach above the mea

9                                     Impaired gastric secretion may adversely affect the absorption of

10 ignificantly increased in the epithelium and gastric secretions of H. pylori -infected patients, but

11 ter understanding of the pathways regulating gastric secretions should lead to new strategies to prev

12 tify the volume and distribution dynamics of gastric secretions that form a layer in the proximal sto

13                                   Gastrin or gastric secretion was normal in the 24 patients tested.