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cholecystokinin," Neurogastroenterology & Motility, vol.
Molecular characterization of
cholecystokinin in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idellus): cloning, localization, developmental profile, and effect of fasting and refeeding on expression in the brain and intestine.
(2004) PKC-delta and -epsilon regulate NF-kappaB activation induced by
cholecystokinin and TNF-alpha in pancreatic acinar cells.
C-terminal octapeptide of
cholecystokinin decreases food intake in man.
First described with the help of
cholecystokinin cholecystography, (29-32) it remains a highly debated and evolving entity.
First, the weight loss could stem from the "anorexia of aging," meaning that dysfunctional production of certain hormones such as
cholecystokinin, leptin, cytokines, dynorphin, neuropeptide Y, and serotonin--or dysfunctional dietary intakes and energy metabolism could lead patients to eat less, which could in turn raise MCI risk.
The lipid content reduced the gastric emptying by increasing the
cholecystokinin secretion in duodenum.
Cholecystokinin cholescintigraphy: Methodology and normal values using a lactose-free fatty-meal food supplement.
The gut participates in the hunger-satiety circuit by secreting two important hormones; one of them is
Cholecystokinin (CCK).
For example, when your body needs food, a feedback loop triggers hunger and you eat until you're full, when another feedback loop triggers the release of
Cholecystokinin (CCK), a satiation hormone, and you stop eating.