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Gastrointestinal responses to graded levels of cellulose feeding in conventional and germ-free mice.
普通マウスと細菌非感染マウスに各種レベルのセルロースを与えた場合の胃腸の反応
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Volume：
26
Issue：
4
Page：
389-399
Publication year：
Aug. 1980
JST Material Number：
F0733A
ISSN：
0301-4800
CODEN：
JNSVA5
Document type：
Article
Article type：
原著論文
Country of issue：
Japan (JPN)
Language：
ENGLISH (EN)
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Intestines
, Metabolism and nutrition of sugar(=glucide)
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4) Friedman, M. H. F. (1953): The response of different regions of the gastrointestinal tract to normal and abnormal stimuli: Influence of feeding inert bulk material and of hypophysectomy. J. Natl. Cancer Inst., 13, 1035-1038.
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5) Dowling, R. H., Riecken, E. O., Laws, J. W., and Booth, C. C. (1967): The intestinal response to high bulk feeding in the rat. Clin. Sci., 32, 1-9.
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