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Effect of Pure Natural and Synthetic Secretin on Brunner's Gland Secretion in Dogs

Nature volume 219, pages 731–732 (1968)Cite this article

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Florey and Harding1,2 discovered the hormonal control of Brunner's gland secretion and suggested that secretin is the controlling hormone, but because their work was with an impure preparation the possibility remained that some hormone other than secretin was concerned. The name duocrinin was suggested for this hypothetical second hormone3.

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  1. Gastrointestinal Research Laboratory, Baltimore City Hospitals,

    JACK W. LOVE, ARNOLD I. WALDER & CATHERINE BINGHAM

  2. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

    JACK W. LOVE, ARNOLD I. WALDER & CATHERINE BINGHAM

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LOVE, J., WALDER, A. & BINGHAM, C. Effect of Pure Natural and Synthetic Secretin on Brunner's Gland Secretion in Dogs. Nature 219, 731–732 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/219731a0

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