3. Fill in the information about hormones produced by stomach Hormone Gastrin Gastrin Gastrin Gastrin Ghrelin Serotonin Somatostatin Somatostatin Somatostatin Production site Production stimulus Presence of peptides and amino acids in stomach Presence of peptides and amino acids in stomach Presence of peptides and amino acids in stomach Presence of peptides and amino acids in stomach Stomach mucosa, mainly Fasting state (levels increase just prior to fundus meals) Stomach mucosa Presence of food in the stomach Presence of food in the stomach; sympathetic axon stimulation Presence of food in the stomach; sympathetic axon stimulation Presence of food in the stomach; sympathetic axon stimulation Target organ Ileocecal valve Large intestine Stomach Stomach Pancreas Small intestine Action Increases secretion by gastric glands; promotes gastric emptying Promotes intestinal muscle contraction Stimulates parietal cells to release HCI Contracts stomach muscle

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