Gastrin stimulated H+ secretion in amphibian gastric mucosa: effect of tetrodotoxin
- PMID: 658248
- DOI: 10.1007/BF01936999
Gastrin stimulated H+ secretion in amphibian gastric mucosa: effect of tetrodotoxin
Abstract
The role of neural mechanisms in gastrin stimulated H+ secretion was studied using amphibian gastric fundic mucosa. Spontaneously secreting mucosae were converted to resting state (zero H+ secretory rate) using Burimamide. Following removal of burimamide, 3 X 10(-6) M tetrodotoxin did not block gastrin stimulation of H+ secretion indicating that neural mechanisms are not required.