Gastrointestinal Regulation Flashcards

1
Q

What length is gastrin that is secreted continuously? Where from?

What length with meals?

A

G34 continuous secretoin from duodenum

G17 with presence of meal

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2
Q

What chemical on gastrin is responsible for preeventing liver degradation of gastrin

A

nh2

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3
Q

when you desulfate gastrin, what does it become the same as?

A

gastrin

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4
Q

what terminal amino acid will make any peptide have some gastrin activity

A

tyrosine

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5
Q

are their any partial segments of secretin that retain activity?

A

nope, needs full length

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6
Q

where do we find gastrin?

A

in the atrum and duodenumw

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7
Q

where do we find cck?

A

duodenum, jejunum

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8
Q

where do we find GIP?

A

duodenum and jejunum

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9
Q

where is secretin

A

duodenum

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10
Q

where is motilin

A

duodenum and jejunum

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11
Q

what does VIP do?

A

released from mucosa and smooth muscleof GI tract that relaxes sphnicters, relaxes gut circular muslce, stimulations intestinal secretion an dpancreatic secretion

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12
Q

where is somatostatin from? what does it do? what triggers it?

A

from gi mucosa and pancreatic islets

inhibits gastrin release
stimulated by acid

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13
Q

where is histamine from? do? trigger it?

A

from the oxyntic glands (ECL-cell)
stimulates acid secretion
stimulated by gastrin

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14
Q

ZE syndrome?

A

over production of gastrin
duodenal ulcer, diarrhea, steatorrhea
high rates of acid secretion and inactivation of pancreatic lipase due to decreased ph

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15
Q

If the sulfated tyrosyl residue is at the sixth place from the c-terminus, what will the function be?

at the seventh?

A

gastrin

cck

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