doi: 10.1007/BF01932632.
Effect of cholestasis and biliary diversion on the absorption of Na octanoate in the rat
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Effect of cholestasis and biliary diversion on the absorption of Na octanoate in the rat
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Abstract
The intestinal absorption and portal vein transport of Na octanoate by isolated jejunal segments perfused in vivo were unchanged in rats studied 48 h after bile duct ligation or fistula.
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