Gastrin RIA

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Gastrin RIA - The intended use of these reagents is for assay of gastrin in human Serum. Gastrin is one of the best studied gut hormones. It occurs in the circulation in several different forms, among those gastrin-34 and gastrin-17, sulphated and non-sulphated. The determination of gastrin is useful in the diagnosis of gastrin-producing tumors and of achylia with or without pernicious anemia. In all these clinical situations the serum gastrin concentration is high. Treatment with powerful antisecretagogues may cause a rise in the serum gastrin concentration, because of an impaired acid feedback inhibition of gastrin release. Measurement of serum gastrin can thus be used to monitor the treatment with antisecretagogues.
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