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In-Vivo Comparison of the Adsorption Capacity of “Superactive Charcoal” and Fructose with Activated Charcoal and Fructose

Douglas C. Chung Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy Atlanta, Georgia, 30312
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John E. Murphy Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy Atlanta, Georgia, 30312
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T. W. Taylor Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy Atlanta, Georgia, 30312
Pages 219-224 | Published online: 25 Sep 2008

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