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. 1971 Dec;24(9):882–883. doi: 10.1136/jcp.24.9.882-b

Sites of maximal intestinal absorptive capacity for amino acids and peptides: evidence for an independent peptide uptake system or systems.

D M Matthews, R F Crampton, M T Lis
PMCID: PMC477205  PMID: 5139995

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