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This comprehensive Uzbek monograph offers a profound exploration of gastric secretory activity, a fundamental physiological process vital for digestion and overall bodily health. It meticulously details the normal state of gastric secretion, the intricate neurohumoral mechanisms regulating it, and the cellular components involved, including parietal cells and their acid production. The book delves into how disruptions in this delicate balance lead to various gastrointestinal disorders such as gastritis, ulcers, and reflux. Providing both theoretical depth and practical guidance, this resource is indispensable for medical specialists, gastroenterologists, therapists, researchers, and students in biology, physiology, and pharmacology. It aims to enhance understanding of secretory disorders and inspire new research, ultimately advancing both scientific inquiry and clinical practice in digestive health.

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