Intestinal assimilation of a tetrapeptide in the rat. Obligate function of brush border aminopeptidase (Q37046764)

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English	Intestinal assimilation of a tetrapeptide in the rat. Obligate function of brush border aminopeptidase	scientific article published on September 1977

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Intestinal assimilation of a tetrapeptide in the rat. Obligate function of brush border aminopeptidase (English)

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K W Smithson

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G M Gray

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1 September 1977

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Journal of Clinical Investigation

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60

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3

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665-674

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Intestinal peptide hydrolases differences between brush border and cytoplasmic enzymes

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Digestion of tripeptides and disaccharides: relationship with brush border hydrolases

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Intestinal transport of amino acid residues of dipeptides. I. Influx of the glycine residue of glycyl-L-proline across mucosal border

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The Absorption of Glycine and Glycine Oligopeptides by the Rat

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10.1172/JCI108818

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