Differences in Cholecystokinin Release and Gallbladder Contraction Between Emulsified and Nonemulsified Long‐Chain Triglycerides

Abstract

Intraduodenal administration of a low-dose emulsified LCT more potently stimulates CCK and PP release and gallbladder contraction in comparison to equimolar amounts of nonemulsified LCT. These findings point to an important role for solubilization of LCT in determining the magnitude of CCK release from the intestine.