Place the factors, cells, organs, and actions according to whether they stimulate the release of secretin, produce secretin, are a target of secretin, or are an effect of secretin. Four of the choices will not be placed. Stimulate secretin release Produce secretin Target of secretin Effect of secretin Answer Bank chief cells stimulates secretion of bicarbonate rich fluid acidic chyme entering the duodenum gallbladder fats entering the duodenum pancreas S cells of duodenum causes bile ejection
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