cholecystokinin (Also cholecystokinins) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to cholecystokinin
- cholecystokinin«
- tetragastrin«
- protein«
- digestion«
- gastrointestinal hormone«
- proglumide«
- peptide hormone«
- peptide«
- pancreatic acinar cell«
- pancreozymin«
- bile«
- hormone«
- pancreas«
- fat«
- satiety«
- mutated cck gene«
- dexloxiglumide«
- monitor peptide«
- devazepide«
- cholecystokinetic«
- central nervous system«
- antianalgesia«
- intestine«
- vagus nerve«
- cck receptor«
- duodenum«
- enteroendocrine cell«
- calcineurin«
- stimulatory effect«
- gastric emptying«
- amino acid«
- sphincter«
- anxiety«
- gallbladder«
- hypothalamus«
- panic attack«
- transcription factor nfat 1–3«
- preprocholecystokinin«
- potential racial/ethnic difference«
- positron emission tomography visualization«
- peraqueductal grey«
- panicogenic effect«
- nonsulfated cck peptide«
- most cck peptide«
- juice rich«
- hunger suppression«
- greek chole«
- gastrointestinal system responsible«
- elevated cck level«
- cck tetrapeptide fragment cck-4«
- cck release«
- cck peptide hormone«
- cck drop«
- cck administration«
- british physiologist joy simcha cohen«
- amino acid preprohormone«
- effect«
- neuron«
- pancreatic peptide«
- hunger suppressant«
- helix configuration«
- gastrin/cholecystokinin family«
- gastric acid release«
- cholecystokinin a receptor«
- cckb receptor«
- release«
- cholecystokinin b receptor«
- sac«
- hepatic bile«
- parasympathetic nerve fiber«
- pancreatic digestive enzyme«
- amphipathic lipid«
- gastrointestinal«
- amygdala region«
- increased anxiety«
- cysto«
- hunger«
- obese rat«
- cholecystokinin antagonist«
- physiologic role«
- orexin neuron«
- octapeptide«
- sleep regulation«
- acinar cell«
- regional cerebral blood flow«
- anterior cingulate gyrus«
- basolateral amygdala«
- cerebellar vermis«
- a receptor«
- multiple isoforms«
- mucosal lining«
- kinin«
- terminus«
- claustrum«
- glisson«
- suppressive effect«
- terminal amino acid«
- gastric acid secretion«
- chyme«
- enteric nervous system«
- paracrine«
- ghrelin«
- additional signal«
- gastric mucosa«
- anxiolytic drug«
- concentration«
- neuropeptide«
- oddi«
- enterocytes«
- cortical region«
- bile salt«
- stimulator«
- gastrin«
- brain«
- visual hallucination«
- intestinal mucosa«
- somatostatin«
- jejunum«
- micelle«
- gall bladder«
- capsaicin«
- gastric«
- brain barrier«
- protease inhibitor«
- trypsin«
- predominant form«
- parkinson ’s disease«
- phe«
- limbic system«
- hypertrophy«
- wakefulness«
- digestive enzyme«
- physiological process«
- short half«
- it presence«
- indirect effect«
- translational modification«
- specific target«
- growth«
- acetylcholine«
- brainstem«
- biological activity«
- tyrosine«
- protease«
- circulatory system«
- human«
- several study«
- hippocampus«
- sulfate«
- asp«
- fatty acid«
- helix«
- carbohydrate«
- function«
- adult male«
- met«
- appetite«
- residue«
- relaxation«
- receptor«
- contraction«
- gut«
- absorption«
- rodent«
- study«
- mutation«
- scientific research«
- stomach«
- structure«
- rat«
- decrease«
- secretin«
- motilin«
- GI hormones«
- 150-amino acid precursor«
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