Duodenal Acidification and the Release of Secretin

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface XI
3. Acknowledgment XIII
4. Contents XV
5. Introduction XIX
6. Section I. Secretion of Electrolytes and Water(Chairman: Richard L. Dobson)
7. 1. Salivary Gland
8. Secretory Transmembrane Potentials and Electrolyte Transients in Salivary Glands 3
9. Water and Electrolyte Secretion by Submaxillary Gland 20
10. Observations on Secretory Potentials in Rat Submaxillary Gland 30
11. Discussion 34
12. 2. Pancreas
13. Water and Electrolyte Secretion by the Pancreas 39
14. Discussion 57
15. Micropuncture Studies of the Pancreas of the Rabbit 61
16. Discussion 68
17. 3. Salt Gland
18. Electrolyte Transport in the Avian Salt Gland 73
19. Reptilian Salt Glands 83
20. Discussion 101
21. 4. Sweat Gland
22. The Excretion of Solutes in Human Eccrine Sweat 105
23. Discussion 125
24. Section II. Secretion of Organic Substances (Chairman: Graham Jeffries)
25. 5. Sweat Gland
26. Mechanisms of Non-Electrolyte Transport Through Epithelial Cells 133
27. Discussion 146
28. 6. Pancreas
29. Hormonal Control of Pancreatic Acinar Cell Metabolism 153
30. Transport of Protein by Pancreatic Acinar Cells: Random or Selective? 169
31. Discussion 181
32. 7. Salivary Gland
33. The Secretion of Immunoglobulins by the Human Salivary Glands 187
34. Discussion 194
35. Section III. Neural, Hormonal and Pharmacological Control of Secretion(Chairman: Frank P. Brooks)
36. 8. Sweat Gland
37. Sweat Gland Function in Domestic Animals 201
38. Discussion 216
39. 9. Salivary and Lacrimal Glands
40. Neural Control of Salivary Glands 223
41. The Effects of Autonomic Nerve Impulses and Autonomic Drugs on Secretion by the Lacrimal Gland 227
42. Discussion 239
43. 10. Pancreas and Liver
44. Duodenal Acidification and the Release of Secretin 247
45. Vagal Stimulation of Bile Flow in Conscious Dogs 253
46. Discussion 275
47. Summarization- A. S. V. Burgen* 281