. 1965:47:57-68.

["IN VIVO" INCORPORATION OF TRITIATED OLEIC, STEARIC AND PALMITIC ACIDS INTO LIPIDS OF RAT INTESTINAL LUMEN AND MUCOSA. IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLY OF ENDOGENOUS FATTY ACIDS]

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[Article in French]

G DICOSTANZO et al. Bull Soc Chim Biol (Paris). 1965.

. 1965:47:57-68.

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