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Studies on Human Bile. V. Influence of Cholestyramine Treatment on the Composition of Bile in Healthy Subjects

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Date 1971 Apr 1
PMID 5581456
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DAM H, Kruse I, PRANGE I, KALLEHAUGE H, FENGER H, Jensen M . Studies on human bile. 3. Composition of duodenal bile from healthy young volunteers compared with composition of bladder bile from surgical patients with and without uncomplicated gallstone disease. Z Ernahrungswiss. 1971; 10(3):160-77. DOI: 10.1007/BF02020928. View