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CCK acts as a ‘gatekeeper’ for the response of other gut-brain signalling hormones on the afferent vagal neurons. At low levels (after fasting), CCK

...been chosen. For an example of how your reference list should look like: [[Gut-brain signalling/Bibliography]] ...e and diagram included. For an example how your article could look like: [[Gut-brain signalling]]. Bibliography, Related articles and External links pages should be update

...se anxiety and nausea." Yes ..but...does ''this'' have anything to do with gut-brain signalling? [[User:Gareth Leng|Gareth Leng]] 15:06, 1 November 2009 (UTC)

'''Gut-brain signalling''' describes the interaction between the [[gastrointestinal tract]] and the CCK is a ‘gatekeeper’ for the response of other gut-brain signalling hormones on the afferent vagal neurons. At low levels (after fasting), CCK

Good start! keep an eye at the [[gut-brain signalling]] article to link it with yours. [[User:Celine Caquineau|Celine Caquineau]] ...diet' as i think that should be our main focus. Also, I had a look on the gut-brain signalling page but at the time they hadn't seemed to have anything up - so if we can

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...When you start talking about insulin, maybe you could create a link to the gut-brain signalling page to tie in your article with others? [[User:Amelia Sheldon|Amelia Sheld

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