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The 10 pages that link to Parietal cell, each with the reason it gives.

• Gastric acidBroader topic: These cells release the hydrochloric acid that makes gastric acid.

• Proton pump inhibitorBroader topic: These cells contain the acid-secreting pumps targeted by the medicines.

• Zollinger–Ellison syndromeRelated: These cells respond to gastrin by increasing the stomach’s acid output.

• Intrinsic factorBroader topic: These stomach cells produce and release intrinsic factor.

• FamotidineBroader topic: These cells are the principal target cells for famotidine’s acid-reducing action.

• OmeprazoleRelated: These cells contain the proton pumps that omeprazole inhibits.

• LansoprazoleRelated: The gastric proton pumps targeted by lansoprazole are located in these cells.

• PantoprazoleBroader topic: Pantoprazole concentrates and becomes activated in these acid-secreting cells.

• EsomeprazoleBroader topic: These stomach cells concentrate esomeprazole and contain its molecular target.

• RanitidineRelated: These cells receive the histamine signal that ranitidine blocks.