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The sections in this article are: Cephalic Inhibition of Gastric Secretion Cephalic Phase Inhibition of Cephalic Phase Inhibition Arising from Stomach Gastric Phase Inhibition Arising from Oxyntic Mucosa Inhibition Arising from Antral Mucosa Pharmacological Inhibition of Gastric Phase Intestinal Inhibition of Gastric Secretion Intestinal Phase Intestinal Inhibition by Acid Intestinal Inhibition by Fat Gastric Inhibition by Urogastrone and Epidermal Growth Factor Gastric Inhibition by Neuropeptides Gastric Inhibitory Effects of Neuropeptides Administered Intracerebrally Gastric Inhibitory Effects of Neuropeptides Administered Intravenously Sympathetic Nervous System and Gastric Inhibition
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