Effect of synthetic diets on gastrointestinal mucosal DNA synthesis in rats.

Effect of synthetic diets on gastrointestinal mucosal DNA synthesis in rats.
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合成饮食对大鼠胃肠粘膜 DNA 合成的影响。

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10.1152/ajpgi.1983.244.3.g327
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1983
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The American journal of physiology
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Lichtenberger,LM
Lichtenberger,LM
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Sircar,B;Johnson,LR;Lichtenberger,LM

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