Modification of the electrical activity of the human intestine after serotonin and caerulein
Abstract The effects of serotonin and caerulein on the electrical activity of the human small intestine has been investigated. In a dose of 2.5 mg intravenuously, serotonin induces a strong motor response, with an increase in slow-wave amplitude (P<0.01) and a decrease in frequency (P<0.001)....
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