Low-Beer et al., 1969 - Google Patents
Effects of sulfation of taurolithocholic and glycolithocholic acids on their intestinal transportLow-Beer et al., 1969
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- 15728045276426022076
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- Low-Beer T
- Tyor M
- Lack L
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Gastroenterology
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The intestinal transport of the 3-α-sulfate esters of glycolithocholic and taurolithocholic acids was studied in an animal model (guinea pig). Absorption of these compounds was by active transport and was limited to the ileum. This contrasts with the nonsulfated compounds which …
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