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An in vivo Comparison of Two Bile Salt Binding Agents, Cholestyramine and Lignin

K. W. Heaton University Department of Medicine, Bristol, England
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S. T. Heaton University Department of Medicine, Bristol, England
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R. E. Barry University Department of Medicine, Bristol, England
Pages 281-286 | Received 20 Nov 1970, Accepted 21 Dec 1970, Published online: 25 Feb 2010

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