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Mediators and regulation of peristalsis
Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 1999Peristalsis is the main postprandial propulsive activity of the gut. It is mediated by neurons of the enteric nervous system, which form an integrated circuit composed of sensory neurons, modulatory interneurons, and motor neurons to the circular and longitudinal muscle layers.
J R, Grider, A E, Foxx-Orenstein
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Prostaglandins /PGs/ and peristalsis
Prostaglandins and Medicine, 1981The effect of some inhibitors of PG-synthesis /Aspirin, Indomethacin and Suprofen/ on the small intestine peristalsis and the PG-like activity in mice was investigated. It was found that the three drugs examined in the applied doses did not affect the small intestine peristalsis but they significantly decreased the PG-like activity.
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Physics Today, 2003
We describe an efficient method for transporting and rearranging mesoscopic objects in three dimensions using short repetitive sequences of holographic optical trapping patterns. Material transport in this process is analogous to peristaltic pumping, with the configurations of optical traps mimicking the states of a physical peristaltic pump.
Brian A. Koss, David G. Grier
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We describe an efficient method for transporting and rearranging mesoscopic objects in three dimensions using short repetitive sequences of holographic optical trapping patterns. Material transport in this process is analogous to peristaltic pumping, with the configurations of optical traps mimicking the states of a physical peristaltic pump.
Brian A. Koss, David G. Grier
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The Limiting Reagent for Peristalsis
Gastroenterology, 2022Allen T. Yu, Asya Ofshteyn, Maia Kayal
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differences, 2002
jean walton is Associate Professor of English at the University of Rhode Island. She is the author of Fair Sex, Savage Dreams: Race,Psychoanalysis, Sexual Difference (Duke University Press, 2001), and is currently writing a book-length study of gender and peristalsis.
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jean walton is Associate Professor of English at the University of Rhode Island. She is the author of Fair Sex, Savage Dreams: Race,Psychoanalysis, Sexual Difference (Duke University Press, 2001), and is currently writing a book-length study of gender and peristalsis.
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2016
In Greek, the bowels (splanchnon), is also thought of as the site of affections and feelings. The splanchnic circulation that supplies the gastrointestinal (GI) tract derives its name from this Greek word. We talk about bowel movements and e-motions was believed to be from this GI source.
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In Greek, the bowels (splanchnon), is also thought of as the site of affections and feelings. The splanchnic circulation that supplies the gastrointestinal (GI) tract derives its name from this Greek word. We talk about bowel movements and e-motions was believed to be from this GI source.
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Study on the effect of wall structures and peristalsis of bionic reactor on mixing
Chemical Engineering Science, 2023Bin Dai, Xiao Dong Chen, Renpan Deng
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