1932
DOI: 10.1172/jci100440
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The Effect of Injection of Nonspecific Protein on the Pain of Ulcer and on Gastric Secretion: A Clinical and Experimental Study

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“…The preparation also had some oxytocic activity but the resistance ofthis activity to thioglycollate distinguishes it from oxytocin, which was destroyed by this treatment. It has frequently been confirmed that a rise in body temperature is associated with depression of gastric acid secretion (Meyer et al 1918;Vanzant & Snell, 1932;Bandes, Hollander & Bierman, 1948;Ghosh, 1956). Necheles, Dommers, Weiner, Olson & Rychel (1942) reported that subpyrogenic doses of pyrogens inhibited gastric motility and stated that they 170 also inhibited gastric secretion, although no data on gastric secretion were presented.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The preparation also had some oxytocic activity but the resistance ofthis activity to thioglycollate distinguishes it from oxytocin, which was destroyed by this treatment. It has frequently been confirmed that a rise in body temperature is associated with depression of gastric acid secretion (Meyer et al 1918;Vanzant & Snell, 1932;Bandes, Hollander & Bierman, 1948;Ghosh, 1956). Necheles, Dommers, Weiner, Olson & Rychel (1942) reported that subpyrogenic doses of pyrogens inhibited gastric motility and stated that they 170 also inhibited gastric secretion, although no data on gastric secretion were presented.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%