Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Developmental patterns of GHr and SS mRNA expression in porcine gastric tissue

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Dong Xia

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Jie Chen

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Qing-Fu Xu

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Ru-Qian Zhao

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Xi-Hui Wei

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Insulin-like growth factor I accelerates gastric ulcer healing by stimulating cell proliferation and by inhibiting gastric acid secretion.

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Expression and distribution of messenger ribonucleic acids for growth hormone (GH) receptor and GH-binding protein in mice during pregnancy.

Chief cells possess somatostatin receptors regulated by secretagogues acting through the calcium or cAMP pathway.

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