Urinary Simple Phenols in Rats Fed Diets Containing Different Amounts of Casein and 10% Tyrosine

@article{Bakke1969UrinarySP,
  title={Urinary Simple Phenols in Rats Fed Diets Containing Different Amounts of Casein and 10\% Tyrosine},
  author={Olav M. Bakke},
  journal={Journal of Nutrition},
  year={1969},
  volume={98},
  pages={217-221}
}
  • O. Bakke
  • Published 1 June 1969
  • Chemistry
  • Journal of Nutrition
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