The presence of HCl in the stomach by W. Prout in secretagogues and anti-ulcer efficacy
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3 #' The presence of HCl in the stomach by W. Prout in 1823 Vagus plays crucial role in gastric HCl secretion by I.P. Pavlov in 1895 Gastrin is gastric HCl stimulant by J.S. Edkins in 1902 '# Dictum; ; NO ACID NO ULCER by K. Schwartz in 1910 Histamine as gastric HCl secretagogue by L. Popielski in 1916 H 2 -receptor antagonists by J.W. Black in 1972 and proton pump inhibitors by G. Sachs in 1980 showing strong inhibition of HCl secretion stimulated by various secretagogues and anti-ulcer efficacy Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and peptic peptic ulcer disease by B.J. Marshall & R.J. Warren in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14 # DEIJ=EA?FAJIHAIKJECEJDAAN?EJ=JEBNOJE??AIEJDA BMECIJAFIJDA=?JEL=JE>OIA?HAJ=CCKAIBF=HEAJ=?AHA?AFJHIIK?D =I0 4! 4++ JDABH=JEBEJH=?AK=HIJEK=JHO E?HFH=JEB=?JELA?OJF=IE?FHJFKFIEJJDAA>H=A?LAHEC )62=IAH E ANJHAAODECD??AJH=JEEJJDAC=IJHE?KA'"$.EC& 6DAA?D=EIB0 EILEHJK=OJDAI=A@KHEC=JDHAAFD=IAI>KJJDA?JHE>KJEBAKH=L=C= =@JDAFD=IABIA?HAJE BHDEI]ID=BA@^@CIMEJDFAA@AIFD=CA=BEIJK=J=LE@JDAIM=MA@ Cholinergic neuron Parietal cells Intracellular cannaliculi Acetylcholine M 3 -R Ca 2+ Gastric lumen ECL-cell Histamine H 2 -R ATP Adenylyl cyklase campprotein kinase K+ H + -K + -ATPase H + H + -K + -ATPase G-cell Circulation Gastrin CCK 2 -R Ca 2+.EC& -@CAKIIJEK=JIBF=HEAJ=?AI=@JDAEHEJH=?AK=HA@E=JHI
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