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102 related items for PubMed ID: 8741594

  • 41. An in vitro assessment of the effect of cytotoxic drugs upon the intestinal absorption of nutrients in rats.
    Capel ID, Pinnock MH, Williams DC.
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  • 44. Enterohepatic circulation of sodium sulisatin and its effects on glucose absorption in the rat.
    Moretó M, Goñalons E, Mylonakis N, Giräldez A, Torralba A.
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  • 49. Stimulation of small intestinal burst activity in the postprandial state differentially affects lipid and glucose absorption in healthy adult humans.
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    Uhing MR, Kimura RE.
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  • 55. [Lidamidine as a promoter of the intestinal absorption of solutions intended for oral rehydration. Experimental model].
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  • 56. Small bowel motility affects glucose absorption in a healthy man.
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  • 58. 3-0 methylglucose absorption in vivo correlates with nutrient absorption and intestinal surface area in experimental short bowel syndrome.
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  • 60. High-methoxyl pectin has greater enhancing effect on glucose uptake in intestinal perfused rats.
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