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tris(3,5-dibromosalicyl) tricarballylate

Known as: 3Br2Sal tricarballylate 
National Institutes of Health

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SalicylatesTricarboxylic Acids

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1995
1995
Inhibition of colchicine absorption by the fat substitutes, sucrose polyester and tricarballylate triester, in the rat.
1994
1994
Transport of citrate across the brush border and basolateral membrane of rat small intestine.
1993
1993
Transport of tricarballylate by intestinal brush‐border membrane vesicles from steers
Tricarballylic acid is a non‐metabolizable rumen bacterial fermentation product of the naturally occurring tricarboxylic acid… 
1993
1993
Effect of Fat Substitutes, Sucrose Polyester and Tricarballylate Triester, on Digitoxin Absorption in the Rat
Abstract— The effect of non‐absorbable fat substitutes (sucrose polyester (SPE) and tricarballylate triester (TCTE)) on [3H… 
1986
1986
Studies on urolithiasis with special reference to phosphocitrate and its analogue N-sulpho-2-amino tricarballylate
1984
1984
Effectiveness of phosphocitrate and N-sulpho-2-amino tricarballylate, a new analogue of phosphocitrate, in blocking hydroxyapatite induced crystal growth and calcium accumulation by matrix vesicles
Phosphocitrate and its analogue N-sulpho-2-amino tricarballylate were compared with ethane-1-hydroxy-1, 1-diphosphonate for… 
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