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PANCREATIC SECRETIONLecture 5Dr. Zahoor Ali Shaikh
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PANCREATIC SECRETION
When food comes to small intestine [duodenum], it is mixed with pancreatic secretion and bile [pancreas and liver are accessory digestive organs].
PANCREAS It is exocrine and endocrine
secretion. We will discuss exocrine secretion.
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PANCREATIC SECRETION
Pancreas is elongated gland lies behind and below the stomach.
Pancreas has Acini and ducts. - Pancreatic Acinar cells secrete –
digestive enzyme. - Pancreatic duct – secrete watery
secretion rich in NaHCO3
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COMPOSTION OF PANCREATIC JUICE Pancreatic secretion per day is 1 – 2
liters. pH – approximately 8.0 It has - Water - Cations – Na, K, Ca, Mg - Anions – HCO3, Cl, SO4, HPO4
- Digestive enzymes
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Exocrine Pancreas secretes pancreatic juice.
It has two components: 1. Pancreatic enzymes – secreted
by Acinar cells. 2. Watery [aqueous] alkaline fluid
rich in NaHCO3 actively secreted by duct cells that line the pancreatic ducts.
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1. Pancreatic enzymes The pancreatic enzymes are stored
in zymogen granules after they are produced.
They are released by exocytosis as needed.
Pancreatic enzymes are important because they can completely digest food, in absence of all other digestive secretions.
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Pancreas Acinar cell secrete three types of pancreatic enzymes:
(i). Proteolytic enzymes for protein digestion.
(ii). Pancreatic amylase for carbohydrate digestion.
(iii). Pancreatic Lipase for fat digestion.
We will discuss one by one.
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(i). Pancreatic Proteolytic enzymes
Major Proteolytic enzymes are - Trypsinogen - Chymotrypsinogen - Procarboxypeptidase They are secreted in INACTIVE form.
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Pancreatic Proteolytic EnzymesHow these Proteolytic enzymes are
activated? When Trypsinogen is secreted into
the duodenal lumen, it is activated to its active form TRYPSIN by Enterokinase [enteropeptidase], an enzyme which is embedded in the mucus membrane of duodenal mucosa.
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Pancreatic Proteolytic Enzymes Trypsin once formed activates Trypsinogen
[autocatalytic] and also Chymotrypsinogen and Procarboxypeptidase.
They are converted to active form by Trypsin in duodenal lumen also.
IMPORTANT – We need initially Enterokinase to form trypsin. Once trypsin is formed it carries out other processes.
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Pancreatic Proteolytic Enzymes
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Pancreatic Proteolytic Enzymes Proteolytic Enzymes [Trypsin,
Chymotrypsin, Carboxypeptidase] attack different peptide linkages.
End result is formation of small peptide chains and amino acids.
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(ii). Pancreatic amylase for carbohydrate digestion Pancreatic amylase causes
conversion of polysaccharides into disaccharide maltose.
Pancreatic amylase is secreted in the Active form as it is not the risk for auto digestion of pancreas.
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(iii). Pancreatic Lipase for fat digestion Pancreatic lipase is very important.
Why? Because it is the only enzyme
secreted throughout the digestive system that can digest fat.
NOTE – In human, insignificant amount of lipase are secreted in the saliva and Gastric Juice called Lingual Lipase and Gastric Lipase.
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(iii). Pancreatic Lipase for fat digestion Pancreatic lipase hydrolysis dietary
triglycerides into Monoglyceride and Free fatty acids, which are absorbed in small intestine.
Pancreatic lipase is secreted in Active form as it is not the risk for pancreatic auto-digestion.
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Clinical Application
Pancreatic insufficiency When pancreatic enzymes are
deficient, digestion of food is incomplete.
As pancreatic lipase is the only significant source for fat digestion, its deficiency results in Maldigestion of fats, it is called STEATORRHEA [increased undigested fat in feces].
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Pancreatic Insufficiency
Up to 60 – 70% of fat taken maybe excreted in feces in STEATORRHEA.
Digestion of protein and carbohydrate is impaired to a lesser degree because salivary, gastric and small intestine enzymes contribute to their digestion.
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2. Pancreatic Aqueous Alkaline Fluid As highly acidic Gastric contents are
emptied into the duodenal lumen, this acidic Chyme must be neutralized quickly in the duodenal lumen. Why?
- Because to allow the functioning of pancreatic enzymes [they work in neutral or slightly alkaline medium]. NaHco3 in pancreatic fluid neutralizes the acidic Chyme.
- To prevent damage to duodenal mucosa.
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Regulation Or Control Of Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion It is hormonal and neural
mechanism. 1. Mainly by hormonal mechanism –
secretin and Cholecystokinin [CCK]. 2. Parasympathetic stimulation –
little contribution during cephalic phase.
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Regulation Or Control Of Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion [cont]
When Chyme enters the duodenum, Two major hormones secretin and CCK [Entrogastrones] are released in response to Chyme.
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Regulation Or Control Of Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion We will discuss role of secretin and CCK.
SECRETIN Primary stimulus for secretion of secretin
is acid in the duodenum. Secretin is carried by blood to the
pancreas where it stimulates the duct cells to increase NaHCO3 rich watery secretion in the duodenum.
NaHCO3 neutralizes the acid content of Chyme.
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Regulation Or Control Of Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion
CHOLECYSTOKININ [CCK] CCK is released from duodenal
mucosa. Main stimulus for release of CCK is
Fat, to a lesser extent protein. CCK is transported by blood to
pancreas Acinar cell to increase digestive enzyme secretion.
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Regulation Or Control Of Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion
CHOLECYSTOKININ [CCK] (cont) These pancreatic enzymes help to
digest fat, protein and carbohydrate. All three types of enzymes [for
protein, fat, and carbohydrate] are packed in Zymogen granules together, therefore, all are released together by exocytosis.
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What You Should Know From This Lecture Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion Composition Pancreatic Enzymes & Their
Importance Steatorrhea Mechanism of Pancreatic Juice
Secretion Regulation of Pancreatic Exocrine
Secretion - Hormonal & Neural
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