Stimulation of Gallbladder Emptying and Pancreatic Secretion in Chicks by Soybean Whey Protein

Niess, E.; Ivy, C. A.; Nesheim, M. C.

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“…However, it is not certain whether there is also a feedback inhibition of CCK secretion; in the rat (Green & Lyman, 1972), and possibly in the chicken (Niess, Ivy & Nesheim, 1972), trypsin in the duodenum inhibits the release of CCK, but this seems not to occur in the dog (Cooke, Nahrwold & Grossman, 1967).…”

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Gastrointestinal Hormones

Barrington¹,

Dockray²

1976

Journal of Endocrinology

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Gastrointestinal Hormones

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1976

Journal of Endocrinology

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“…Green and Lyman [28] have postulated that the inhibition of proteolysis by the inhibitor present may be the signal for the pancreas to cause elevated secretion. Niess et al [29] have suggested that the soybean protease inhibitor stimulated pancreatic hypersecretion resulting from pancreatic enlargement by causing the release of cholecystokinin-pancreozymin from the duodenal mucosa.…”

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Effect of the dietary black gram trypsin inhibitory fraction on the pancreatic activity of male albino mice

1984

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The effect of raw black gram and black gram trypsin inhibitory fraction on the pancreatic function of male albino mice has been evaluated. Animals were fed autoclaved black gram (Group I), raw black gram (Group II) and autoclaved black gram incorporated with black gram trypsin inhibitory fraction (Group III). Pancreatic total protease, trypsin and amylase activities were elevated significantly in Group II and III animals. Analyses of intestinal contents showed a constant level of total protease activity in all the groups, along with a significant reduction in trypsin level in Groups II and III. Increased U-14C-lysine incorporation in pancreas and an enhanced level of amylase in intestinal contents show the hyperactivity of the pancreas in Groups II and III. Pancreas weights increased in Groups II and III. Pancreatic protein/mg pancreas and RNA/DNA ratio remained constant in all three groups. It is concluded with histological studies that the black gram trypsin inhibitor increased the pancreatic activity of mice by developing the cellular hyperplasia of the pancreas.

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Alimentary Canal: Secretion and Digestion, Special Digestive Functions, and Absorption

Duke¹

1986

Avian Physiology

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Stimulation of Gallbladder Emptying and Pancreatic Secretion in Chicks by Soybean Whey Protein

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Effect of the dietary black gram trypsin inhibitory fraction on the pancreatic activity of male albino mice

Alimentary Canal: Secretion and Digestion, Special Digestive Functions, and Absorption

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