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Secretory Cells of the Digestive Organs

Some of the digestive organs have groups of secretory cells that liberate hormones into the blood. These exert an effect on the digestive process by acting on other cells or structures and causing them to release digestive enzymes, expel bile, or increase the motility of the digestive tract. For each hormone below, note the organ producing the hormone and its effects on the digestive process. Include the target organs affected.

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Secretin
Gastrin
Cholecystokinin

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Target organ(s) and effects

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