AASORPTIVE CAPACITY AND INTESTINAL MOTILITY IN UNANAESTHETIZED RATS DURING INTRADUODENAL INFUSION OF FAT

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[4] BRAGDON JH, 1960, J LIPID RES, V1, P167

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[1] ABERDEEN V, 1960, QUART JOUR EXPTL PHYSIOL, V45, P265

[2] INTESTINAL LYMPH AS PATHWAY FOR TRANSPORT OF ABSORBED FATTY ACIDS OF DIFFERENT CHAIN LENGTHS [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1951, 166 (02): : 451 - 455

[3] BOLLMAN JL, 1948, J LAB CLIN MED, V33, P1348

[4] BRAGDON JH, 1960, J LIPID RES, V1, P167

[5] The comparative rate of absorption of some natural fats [J]. JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 1940, 20 (03) : 215 - 226

[6] SHEPHERD P., 1959, AUSTRALIAN JOUR EXPTL BIOL AND MED SCI, V37, P1, DOI 10.1038/icb.1959.1