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Characterization of NA+/H+ exchanger isoform (NHE1, NH32 and NHE3) expression in prairie dog gallbladder by Abedin, M Z, Giurgiu, D I, Abedin, Z R, Peck, E A, Su, X, Smith, P R

“…Gallbladder Na+ absorption is linked to gallstone formation in prairie dogs. Na+/H+ exchange (NHE) is one of the major Na+ absorptive pathways in gallbladder…”
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Calmodulin regulation of gallbladder ion transport becomes dysfunctional during gallstone formation in prairie dogs by MOSER, A. J, GIURGIU, D. I. N, MORGENSTERN, K. E, ABEDIN, Z. R, ROSLYN, J. J, ABEDIN, M. Z

“…Gallbladder absorption is increased prior to gallstone formation in prairie dogs and may promote cholesterol crystallization. Recent studies indicate that…”
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Octreotide stimulates Ca++ secretion by the gallbladder: A risk factor for gallstones by Moser, A.James, Giurgiu, Dan I.N., Morgenstern, Ken E., Abedin, Zahidur R., Roslyn, Joel J., Abedin, Mohammad Z.

“…Background: Gallstone formation during octreotide therapy has been linked to elevated levels of gallbladder bile Ca ++, a well-known prolithogenic factor…”
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Elevated biliary calmodulin during gallstone formation : The role of bile acids by MOSER, A. J, KARAM, J. A, GIURGIU, D. I, WEBER, P. A, ABEDIN, Z. R, ROSLYN, J. J, ABEDIN, M. Z

“…Hepatic bile synthesis is altered during experimental gallstone formation. In response to cholesterol, there is a hydrophobic shift in hepatic bile acid…”
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Endogenous prostaglandins modulate chloride secretion by prairie dog gallbladder by Moser, A.James, Abedin, Mohammad Z., Morgenstern, Kenneth E., Abedin, Zahidur R., Roslyn, Joel J.

“…In addition to concentrating bile, the gallbladder secretes chloride (Cl -) and mucus into its lumen. We recently observed that gallbladder Cl - secretion is…”
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Ca2+ calmodulin regulates basal gallbladder absorption by Moser, A J, Abedin, M Z, Abedin, Z R, Roslyn, J J

“…Gallbladder absorption is altered during gallstone formation, a phenomenon that may be partly the result of elevated biliary Ca2+ levels. Recent studies…”
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Primary culture of human gallbladder epithelium: A new tool for studying gallstone formation by Morgenstern, KE, Balsara, GB, Abedin, ZR, Roslyn, JJ, Abedin, MZ, Moser, AJ

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