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- Gut hormones exist to control gut secretion and motility
- enteroendocrine cells arise from the gut endoderm
Hormones:
14.6 GASTROINTESTINAL HORMONES — ENDOCRINE
COORDINATION OF GI TRACT FUNCTION
| origin of gut endocrine cells from endoderm |
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| regional arrangements of major gut endocrine cells;
microscopic structure (general) |
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| integrated role of gut endocrine and nervous systems to
control motor, digestive, vascular activity of gut |
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| concept of families of gut hormones |
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14.6.7 Other Gut Hormones
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gut somatostatin, motilin, neurotensin, enteroglucagon,
EGF, gastrin-releasing peptide |
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