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Studies on biliary flow and composition in man and dog.
Razin E,Feldman Mg,Dreiling Da +2 more
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This article is published in Journal of the Mount Sinai Hospital, New York.The article was published on 1965-01-01 and is currently open access. It has received 6 citations till now.read more
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The enterohepatic circulation.
TL;DR: The lipids in bile, cholesterol, phospho lipids, and bile salts, provide examples of endogenous substances which all undergo enterohepatic circulations but with widely differing efficiencies (assuming that 100% absorption and reexcretion is the most EHe).
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Mechanisms and control of secretion of bile water and electrolytes.
S. Erlinger,D. Dhumeaux +1 more
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Effect of Secretin and Acetazolamide on the Volume and Electrolyte Composition of Hepatic Bile in Man
TL;DR: It is concluded that secretin augments the flow of common duct bile in man with the addition of bicarbonate-containing fluid by a process which is catalyzed in part by carbonic anhydrase.
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Effect of Glucagon on Hepatic Bile Secretion in Man
Walter P. Dyck,Henry D. Janowitz +1 more
TL;DR: Rate of flow and composition of human hepatic bile were determined in 6 cholecystectomized subjects with T-tubes in the common bile duct in the basal state and following glucagon stimulation.
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The effects of synthetic human secretin on calcium carbonate solubility in human bile.
TL;DR: Synthetic human secretin augments the ion product of calcium and carbonate in human hepatic bile, increasing the tendency for calcium carbonate precipitation.