Hormones like Cholecystokinin (stimulated by fatty acids) and Secretin (stimulated by acid) cause the release of liver and pancreatic secretions into the duodenum, with secretin stimulating duct cells to release bicarbonate.
Las hormonas que causan la liberación de secreciones exocrinas del hígado hacia el duodeno son la colecistoquinina (por ácidos grasos) y la secretina (por ácido), que estimulan las células ductales para liberar bicarbonato.
| Front | Hormones that cause release of exocrine secretions from liver into duodenum their stimulus their effect |
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| Back | Fatty acids→ Cholecystokinin → bile Acid → Secretin → Duct cells → bicarbonate |
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