.	Chapter 2 Outline
Page 1	I. Objectives
Page 2	II. Introduction to GI Function
Page 3	III. Gastrointestinal Peptides
Page 4	A. Peptide Families
Page 5	1. Gastrin-Cholecystokinin Family
Page 6	2. Secretin Family [Question]
Page 7	B. Established GI Hormones [Question]
Page 8	1. Specificity of GI Hormone Action
Page 9	2. Stimuli for Hormone Release 3. Gastrin
Page 10	a. Chemistry and Distribution of Gastrin [Question]
Page 11	b. Release of Gastrin [Question]
Page 12	c. Actions of Gastrin [Question]
Page 13	d. Gastrinoma 4. Cholecystokinin
Page 14	a. Chemistry and Distribution of Cholecystokinin [Question]
Page 15	b. Release of Cholecystokinin [Question]
Page 16	c. Actions of Cholecystokinin [Question] 5. Secretin
Page 17	a. Chemistry and Distribution of Secretin [Question]
Page 18	b. Release of Secretin
Page 19	c. Actions of Secretin of Secretin [Question] 6. Gastric Inhibitory Peptide or Glucose Dependent Insulinotropic Peptide (GIP)
Page 20	a. Chemistry and Distribution of GIP
Page 21	b. Release of GIP
Page 22	c. Actions of GIP [Question]
Page 23	7. Summary of Established Hormone Actions
Page 24	C. Candidate Hormones [Question]
Page 25	1. Pancreatic Polypeptide
Page 26	2. Motilin
Page 27	3. Enteroglucagon [Question]
Page 28	D. Paracrines [Question] [Question] IV. Neural Control
Page 29	A. Enteric (Intrinsic) Nervous System [Question]
Page 30	B. Extrinsic (Autonomic) Nervous System
Page 31	1. Parasympathetic Innervation [Question]
Page 32	2. Sympathetic Innervation [Question]
Page 33	C. Neurocrines; Neurotransmitters
Page 34	1. Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP)
Page 35	2. Gastrin Releasing Peptide (GRP)
Page 36	3. Enkephalins [Question]
Page 37	D. Role of the Central Nervous System
Page 38	V. References