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    Stirling CE.
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  • 29. Transport of neutral and cationic amino acids across the brush-border membrane of the rabbit ileum.
    Munck BG.
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  • 32. Transport of imino acids and non-alpha-amino acids across the brush-border membrane of the rabbit ileum.
    Munck BG.
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  • 33. Structure-affinity relationships of substrates for the neutral amino acid transport system in rabbit ileum.
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  • 39. Effects of monovalent cations on the sodium-alanine interaction in rabbit ileum. Implication of anionic groups in sodium binding.
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  • 40. Dexamethasone selectively increases sodium-dependent alanine transport across neonatal piglet intestine.
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