португальский
suco gástrico каталонский
suc gàstric русский
желудочный сок испанский
jugo gástrico Synonyms
Examples for "gastric secretion"
Examples for "gastric secretion"
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Apparent contradictions exist in the literature regarding the effect of gastric secretion inhibition on phosphatemia.
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The undigested starch continues to stimulate gastric secretion, and the acid residuum causes pain, heartburn and flatulence.
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Famotidine induced a profound inhibition of gastric secretion and increased collagen secretion but it did not affect cell proliferation.
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It has been proposed that reactive oxygen species play a causative role of gastric mucosal damage induced by increased gastric secretion.
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Conclusion: These data do not support that CaCO3 efficiency as phosphate binder is decreased with inhibition of the gastric secretion by omeprazole.
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The quantity of the gastric juice diminishes with the duration of abstinence.
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The solid parts remain, to be acted on by the gastric juice.
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What in the name of the gastric juice is this I'm eating?
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The melons are so watery that they dilute the gastric juice very much.
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The saliva is dried up, and the gastric juice equally so.
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Oily substances are not digested by the gastric juice of animals.
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Alcohol injures the gastric juice, and causes disease of the stomach and the liver.
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An enzyme called rennin exists in the gastric juice of the human stomach also.
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You must not wash it-thatwould weaken the gastric juice, and injure the rennet.
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When the food reaches the stomach, gastric juice is secreted.
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The flow of gastric juice is influenced by various circumstances.
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There it is acted upon, and a part of it digested by the gastric juice.
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Freedom is not worth enjoying without the gastric juice.
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Its analogue is not the nectar of flowers, but the saliva or the gastric juice!
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Internally, used for.-Toincrease gastric juice secretions, stimulating tonic, diarrhea, dysentery, flatulency, cramps and nausea.
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The secretion seems to possess, like the gastric juice of the higher animals, some antiseptic power.
