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Sequential changes in chloride and bicarbonate concentrations in pancreatic juice were evaluated after gradually increased doses of: 1) synthetic secretin in men 2) natural secretin in dogs 3) natural CCK in dogs. The results suggest that the increase in bicarbonate concentration is accompanied by a proportional chloride concentration decrease. The total anionic concentration is constant and it is not affected by different hormonal stimulation.
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