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Gastric acid response to pylorus ligation in rats: is gastrin or histamine involved?

J Alumets, M Ekelund, R Håkanson, J Hedenbro, J F Rehfeld, F Sundler, S Vallgren.   

Abstract

1. Pylorus ligation stimulated the acid output in vagally intact rats. The serum gastrin concentration and the gastric mucosal histamine content were not affected. The gastric histidine decarboxylase activity was initially slightly elevated and then greatly reduced (12-20 hr after ligation).2. Pylorus ligation stimulated the acid output in chronically, but not in acutely, vagotomized rats. Chronic vagotomy raises the serum gastrin concentration, the gastric histamine content and histidine decarboxylase activity. The serum gastrin concentration was further raised by pylorus ligation. The histamine content was initially lowered but returned to preligation values after 20 hr. The histidine decarboxylase activity first decreased, but increased to very high levels 5-6 hr after ligation. Twelve hours after ligation it was lower than before ligation.3. Following pylorus ligation pentagastrin and histamine stimulated the acid output in vagally intact and in acutely vagotomized but not in chronically vagotomized rats. By contrast, pentagastrin raised the histidine decarboxylase activity in vagally intact and in chronically vagotomized, but not in acutely vagotomized rats.4. The two major populations of endocrine cells of the oxyntic gland area (ECL cells and A-like cells) are argyrophil, store histamine and are capable of taking up exogenous DOPA and of decarboxylating it to dopamine which is retained in the cytoplasm for several hours. As evidenced by light and fluorescence microscopy pylorus ligation did not affect their argyrophilia or their ability to produce and store dopamine.5. Pylorus ligation caused ultrastructural changes in the gastrin cells of the pyloric gland area and in the histamine-storing ECL and A-like cells of the oxyntic gland area. The two endocrine cell types in the oxyntic gland area were enlarged by pylorus ligation, more so after 16 hr than after 4 hr. The size of the gastrin cells seemed unaffected. In all three cell types pylorus ligation reduced the number of cytoplasmic granules. There was no increase in the Golgi area or in the endoplasmic reticulum in any of the endocrine cell types of the oxyntic gland area. It appears unlikely that the ultrastructural changes of the ECL and A-like cells reflect an increased rate of histamine mobilization.6. The acid response to pylorus ligation probably reflects neuronal reflex mechanisms exclusively. There is no evidence that gastrin or histamine released from gastric endocrine cells mediate the response.

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Year:  1982        PMID: 7097572      PMCID: PMC1250349          DOI: 10.1113/jphysiol.1982.sp014065

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Physiol        ISSN: 0022-3751            Impact factor:   5.182


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