Effect ofthecholecystokinin- receptor antagonist lorglumide onpancreatic enzyme secretion stimulated bybombesin, food, andcaerulein, giving similar plasma cholecystokinin concentrations inthe dog
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Thisstudy wasundertaken todetermine the role ofcholecystokinin inpancreatic enzyme secretion stimulated bybombesin andameal by(a)comparing thepancreatic enzyme output during bombesin infusion andafter amealto outputduring caerulein infusion and(b) comparing theinhibitory effect ofthechole- cystokinin-receptor antagonist lorglumide (CR-1409) onenzymeoutput inresponse to bombesin andfoodwiththeresponse to caerulein. Bombesin (90pmollkg perh)and caerulein (30pmollkg perh)wereinfused into sevendogsindosesgiving similar plasma cholecystokinin peakincrements asameal (mean(SEM)6.8(0.8), 6-3(1.2), and5.7(0.8) pM,respectively), together witheither saline or2mg/kg perhoflorglumide. Abackground infusion ofsynthetic secretin 20.5 pmollkg per hwasgiven ineachexperiment. Inaddition, gastric acidsecretion wasdetermined inthe experiments withbombesin andcaerulein infusion. Pancreatic protein responses to bombesin (1231 (247) mg/h)andfood(1430 (220) mg/h) weresimilar totheresponses to caerulein (1249(201)mg/h). Lorglumide inhibited pancreatic protein output during stimulation withbombesin by60%,after the mealby45%,andduring caerulein infusion by 68%.Pancreatic bicarbonate outputby bombesin, caerulein, andfoodwasinhibited bylorglumide by28%,40%,and38%,respec- tively. Incontrast, lorglumide significantly increased gastric acidsecretion from1.12to 7-98mmol/hduring bombesin infusion and from0.52to7.62mmol/hduring caerulein infusion. Inconclusion, cholecystokinin plays animportant partinthestimulation ofpan- creatic enzymesecretion bybombesin anda mealinconscious dogsanditisinvolved inthe regulation ofgastric acid during stimulation by infusions ofcaerulein andbombesin.
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