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. 1975 Jun;54(2):225P.

Proceedings: The effects of glucagon and pentagastrin on capillary filtration coefficient in the innervated jejunum of the anaesthetized cat.

P D Richardson
PMCID: PMC1666583  PMID: 1148516

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Selected References

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