Drugs Affecting Lipid Metabolism pp 549-557 | Cite as
Cholesterol-Lowering Effect of Sulfaguanidine in Mice and Rats
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Abstract
The intestinal resorption of sterols is a major factor in the economy of the body cholesterol pools of man and animals. A control of this resorption could be a valuable therapeutic tool.
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Bile Salt Cholic Acid Fecal Excretion Liver Cholesterol Neutral Sterol
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