In vivo meal model for the evaluation of agents which affect the absorption of triglyceride and cholesterol.
@article{Comai1980InVM, title={In vivo meal model for the evaluation of agents which affect the absorption of triglyceride and cholesterol.}, author={Karen Comai and Ann C. Sullivan}, journal={Biochemical pharmacology}, year={1980}, volume={29 11}, pages={ 1475-82 } }
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