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Original Article

Influence of Bile Salts on Intestinal Sugar Transport In Vivo

M. Gracey University of Birmingham, Institute of Child Health, Birmingham, England
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Valerie Burke University of Birmingham, Institute of Child Health, Birmingham, England
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A. Oshin University of Birmingham, Institute of Child Health, Birmingham, England
Pages 273-276 | Received 10 Nov 1970, Accepted 15 Dec 1970, Published online: 25 Feb 2010

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