Titlebook: Aspartic Proteinases; Structure, Function, Kenji Takahashi Book 1995 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Effects of Omeprazole, a Proton Pump Inhibitor, on Pepsinogen-Producing Cells, with Special Referencrietal cells. However, its effects on pepsinogen-producing cells have not been investigated in detail and results of previous relevant studies on pepsinogen secretion are conflicting. Gastric mucosal cells proliferate and differentiate under an acidic environment in the gastric lumen. Thus, it is pr

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Serum Pepsinogen Values as Possible Markers for Evaluating the Possibility of Peptic Ulcer Recurrencrecurrence is still a difficult problem. Various maintenance therapies have been set up and tried. But there has been almost no indicator to select a proper therapy for each case. Thus, a marker for predicting ulcer recurrence has been long desired. Serum pepsinogen (PG) values, PG I originating fro

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The Clinical Application of the Serum Pepsinogen I And II Levels as a Mass Screening Method for Gastto the early detection of the cancer through mass screening programs throughout the country. In most workplaces in Japan, an indirect X-ray examination, using 10 cm square film, is the conventional first screening step, after which those suspected of having some abnormalities in the gastric mucosa a

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Two Cases of Early Colorectal Cancer Associated with Gastric Adenoma Detected by Serum Pepsinogen Sctrophic gastritis is now established (1). Since a considerable number of gastric cancer develop in gastric mucosa affected by severe and extensive atrophic gastritis, it is considered as a precancerous condition that leads to the development of gastric cancer (2). Indeed, the prevalence rates of atr

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Seminal Progastricsinon to pH 2. As the enzyme was purified, it became evident that it was in fact equivalent to the minor gastric enzyme originally named as progastricsin (EC 3.4.23.3) [2–6].This report provides a short review on the similarities and differences between human gastric and seminal progastricsin, and the possible function of the seminal progastricsin.