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Studies on the cholagogue and choleretic effects of bile acids as compared with oleic acid

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  1. Gestro-Intestinal Department of Beth, E1 Hospital, Brooklyn, New York

    Emanuel W. Lipschutz & Isidore A. Feder

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Lipschutz, E.W., Feder, I.A. Studies on the cholagogue and choleretic effects of bile acids as compared with oleic acid. Jour. D. D. 8, 173–176 (1941). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02998285

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