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The physiology of Reg

2003-01-01

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There is evidence that in addition to its role in stimulating gastric acid secretion the hormone gastrin is involved in mucosal maintenance and repair. Gastrin has recently been shown to regulate a number of genes which may contribute to this effect including the putative growth factor, Reg. Reg is part of a multi-gene family, related to C-type lectins, that are upregulated in response to stress, inflammation, and...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d6a5e24-bbe9-5049-b01e-df4645cbdfe5
DOI: 10.17638/03167703

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