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(a) What are the differnce betwwen liver bile and gall bladder bile in water bicarbonte contents? (b) What is the response of gall bladder to a fatty meal? © Which hormone mediates such response ?

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(a) Liver bile contain more water and less bicarbonate than gall bladder bile. (b) fatty meal cause contraction o the gall bladder and the output of bile from the bladder. (c) The homone chlecytokinin- Pancreozymin (CCK-PZ) causes this reaponse.
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