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Changing from fasting motor activity to the fed pattern in the gut: how it happens.

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Changing from fasting motor activity to the fed pattern in the gut: how it happens. (English)

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Caloric content of a meal affects duration but not contractile pattern of duodenal motility in man.

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Function of a free jejunal "conduit" graft in the cervical esophagus

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Duodenal nutrients inhibit canine jejunal fasting motor patterns through a hormonal mechanism.

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