Resonant substructure in K- pi + pi + pi - decays of D0 mesons.
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The growth of cultured epithelium like cells from human normal embryonic intestine was studied in response to various hormones using a method that quantifies the number of cells by the amount of dye that they bind after fixation. Gastrin and neurotensin in the pg/ml range and higher caused small increases in cell growth. Glucagon and VIP were stimulatory in the low ng/ml range, whereas somatostatin and bombesin had no effect at the lower concentrations but were stimulatory at the highest concentration tested (10 and 100 ng/ml respectively). Secretin and pancreozymin (cholecystokinin) seemed to be ineffective.
The present study involved evaluation of the role played by cyclic AMP on the secretion and mechanism of action of gastrin in man. On the basis of the results obtained, gastrin secretion induced by an excessive rise in gastric pH is accompanied by a simultaneous increase in plasma cyclic AMP concentrations (p less than 0.05) as well as a tissue cyclic AMP in the region of the fundus (p less than 0.001). By contrast, no significant change was seen regarding antropyloric AMP. As a result, it is felt that cyclic AMP does not play a direct role in the secretion of gastrin by G cells but is a mediator of the mechanism of action of gastrin in terms of the secretion of HCl by the parietal cell.
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