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Where is Peptide YY (PYY)primarily produced, and what is its typical response to meal ingestion?
Where is Peptide YY (PYY)
primarily produced, and what is its typical response to meal ingestion?
I-cells ofthe duodenum; levels increase within 60 minutes of a low-fat meal.
I-cells of
the duodenum; levels increase within 60 minutes of a low-fat meal.
L-cells
of the ileum, colon, and rectum; levels increase within 15 minutes and peak 1–2
hours post-meal.
K-cells ofthe small intestine; levels decrease in proportion to caloric intake.
K-cells of
the small intestine; levels decrease in proportion to caloric intake.
X/A-likecells of the stomach; levels peak immediately before eating.
X/A-like
cells of the stomach; levels peak immediately before eating.
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