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  • 21. [Biliary lipids and the cholesterol saturation rate in relation to lecithin administration by oral route].
    Mamianetti A, Apud A, Dameno E, Lafont D, Díaz F, Lemos García M.
    Acta Gastroenterol Latinoam; 1979; 9(2):89-94. PubMed ID: 506644
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    Donovan JM, Carey MC.
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  • 23. Distribution and monomer activity of cholesterol in micellar bile salt: effect of cholesterol level.
    Chijiiwa K, Linscheer WG.
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  • 24. Diffusion in bile and its implications on detergency.
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  • 27. Accelerating gallstone dissolution.
    Tao JC, Cussler EL, Evans DF.
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  • 28. Cholesterol solubility in lecithin-bile salt systems.
    Mufson D, Meksuwan K, Zarembo JE, Ravin LJ.
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    Hegardt FG, Dam H.
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  • 30. Quasi-elastic light-scattering studies of aqueous biliary lipid systems. Cholesterol solubilization and precipitation in model bile solutions.
    Mazer NA, Carey MC.
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  • 31. Cholesterol monohydrate dissolution rate studies in aqueous micellar sodium chenodeoxycholate solutions.
    Gupta SL, Higuchi WI, Ho NF.
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    Heuman DM.
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  • 33. The role of dietary choline in the beneficial effects of lecithin on the secretion of biliary lipids in rats.
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  • 34. The physicochemical basis of cholesterol gallstone formation in man.
    Admirand WH, Small DM.
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  • 35. Bile salt and non-bile salt components in bile affecting micellar cholesterol uptake by rat intestine in vitro.
    Rampone AJ.
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  • 36. Antibacterial activity of bile salts against common biliary pathogens. Effects of hydrophobicity of the molecule and in the presence of phospholipids.
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  • 37. A study on the inhibitory mechanism for cholesterol absorption by α-cyclodextrin administration.
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  • 38. Quasielastic light-scattering studies of aqueous biliary lipid systems. Mixed micelle formation in bile salt-lecithin solutions.
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  • 39. [Electrolyte formation and solubility of cholesterol in the bile].
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  • 40. Mode of action of lecithin in suppressing cholesterol absorption.
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