Slowing of intestinal transit by fat or peptide YY depends on β-adrenergic pathway
作者： Henry C. Lin , Corynn Neevel , Peng-Sheng Chen , Gina Suh , Jin Hai Chen
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摘要: Although the enteric reflex pathway triggered by volume distension is known to depend on an adrenergic nerve, it not whether slowing of intestinal transit fat or peptide YY (PYY) al...
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