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The protein was cloned from a prostate cell cDNA library and the full-length cDNA was nearly identical to that reported for S5a, a ubiquitin recognition subunit of the 19S proteasome subunit and antisecretory factor, a secreted protein that regulates water secretion by the large bowel (Johansson et al, 1997).

Toxins released by some bacteria, including one that leads to cholera and pathogenic strains of Escherichia coli, activate nerves and apparently stimulate cells of the intestinal lining to boost their water secretion.

The drug inhibits intestinal water secretion [ 19] and colonic peristalsis [ 20].

The water secretion across epithelial tissues is driven by epithelial Cl− secretion [ 1– 3].

Osmotic laxatives such as nonabsorbed sugars, saline laxatives, and PEG increase intestinal water secretion.

Furthermore, NFV and IDV induced cell apoptosis in vivo and chloride and water secretion.

With erythromycin therapy in DPB, great reduction in bronchiolar inflammation and damage is achieved through suppression of not only neutrophil proliferation, but also lymphocyte activity and obstructive mucus and water secretions in airways.

Electron micrographs show a brush border membrane at the luminal surface, numerous mitochondria, and an infolded serosal membrane, while in vivo and in vitro transport studies show reabsorption of NaCl, nutrients and water and secretion of organic cations; organic anions are secreted in bladders from some species and reabsorbed in others.

It increases the blood supply in the wall, water content, and secretion of glycogen, a nutrient for the surrounding tissue and developing egg.

Most are similar in form to vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP), which relaxes smooth muscle and regulates water and electrolyte secretion between the small and large intestines.

Salivary glands consist of several cell types: acinar cells which are responsible for water and protein secretion, myoepithelial cells surrounding the acini and ducts, and ductal cells which mainly modulate the composition of the saliva.