What triggers secretion of the hormone secretin in the small intestine? A) Glucose in the small intestine B) Acid entering the small intestine C) Starch in the small intestine D) Protein in the small intestine E) Lipids in the small intestine
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Step 1: Secretin is a hormone released in the small intestine in response to the entry of acidic chyme from the stomach. Show more…
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