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Malti had a large meal and her stomach continued to secrete digestive juice for

Malti had a large meal and her stomach continued to secrete digestive juice for several hours. Why?

A. The presence of food stimulates stomatch cells to release gastrin into the stomach contents, which then stimulate the gastric glands.
B. Gastrin is released into the stomach, which in turn stimulates gastric glands.
C. Pepsin in the stomach stimulates the gastric glands
D. The presence of food stimulates stomach cells to release secretin into the bloodstream, which then stimulates the gastric glands.
E. The presence of food stimulates stomach cells to release gastrin into the bloodstream, which then stimulates the gastric glands.

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B. Gastrin is released into the stomach, which in turn stimulates gastric glands.

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I thought it was A but I am not sure!

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I thought it was A but I am not sure!

I don't think food stimulates gastrin release. Food stimulates the release of CCK, though..

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