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Binding of histamine by gastric juice.

Archivum immunologiae et therapiae experimentalis, 1989
Ability of in vitro histamine binding by gastric juice was tested in aspirates from 10 normal subjects, collected during basal acid output (BAO) as well as after pentagastrin stimulation (maximal acid output - MAO). Histamine binding by 1 ml of gastric juice averaged 218.7 micrograms and after stimulation with pentagastrin was about 31% higher.
Żak-Nejmark, Teresa   +4 more
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[Gastric juice acidity in gastric ulcer].

Khirurgiia, 1996
Gastric juice acidity was examined in 131 patients with gastric ulcer. In 31 (23.7%) patients it appeared to be high, in 57 (43.5%)-normal, in 42 (32.8%)-low. In 28.6% cases the pepsin concentration was high, in 26.5%-normal, in 44.9% - low. In elder patients, patients with cardial ulcer, plural and combined ulcers, big size ulcers, long-term ulcer ...
V P, Petrov, V V, Osipov, A G, Rozhkov
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[Stressfulness of gastric juice].

Biulleten' eksperimental'noi biologii i meditsiny, 1981
A comparative analysis was made of the aggressive properties of gastric juice secreted by normal people and those suffering from peptic ulcer in response to histamine and pentagastrin. Ulcerogenic activity of gastric juice obtained in response to histamine was shown to increase in peptic ulcer.
N Sh, Amirov, D V, Antonov
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GASTRIC JUICES

2005
T.J. Gana, J. Koo
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IRON BINDING BY GASTRIC JUICE

The Lancet, 1969
G, Russo, S, Musumeci, D, Mazzone
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Bug juice: harvesting electricity with microorganisms

Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2006
Derek R Lovley
exaly  

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