Secretin: the first hormone - a centenary look back

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January 14, 2002↗ source

A Danish review in Ugeskrift for Laeger traces secretin from the 1902 Bayliss-Starling discovery through a century of physiology: pancreatic function testing, the water-regulation role discovered decades later, and why this 27-amino-acid gut hormone remains the textbook opening chapter of endocrinology.

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