Gastrointestinal hormones in health and diseases

Polypeptides are the main kind of gastrointestinal (GI) hormones, which are made in and secreted by particular gut endocrine cells. Chemical transmitters produced by these cells show a role in GI motility, secretion, absorption, growing, development, and the control of food intake. The enteric and central nervous systems together include a large number of the peptides that are found in the GI tract. Here, an overall discussion of the synthesis, secretion, and control of GI peptides, as well as their function in the development of disease and clinical usage, will be provided. The control and purposes of the many GI peptides are covered individually.

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