Little gastrin I also known as gastrin-17 or G-17 ', is a 17-amino acid Peptide hormone and the most abundant form of gastrin found in healthy individuals. It is produced primarily by G-cells in the Gastric antrum and plays a key role in regulating gastric acid secretion and digestion.
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