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Diurnal rhythm of active calcium transport in rat intestine

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The active calcium transport along the small intestine of adult rat was shown to exhibit daily rhythmic variations of considerable amplitude. Both the light-dark cycle and the time of food presentation acted as synchronizers of the rhythm observed.

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This work has been supported by Polish Academy of Sciences within the project MR II.1.1.6.

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Wróbel, J., Nagel, G. Diurnal rhythm of active calcium transport in rat intestine. Experientia 35, 1581–1582 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01953205

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