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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1959
Abstract The absorptive pattern of a series of peptides has been investigated with an in vitro sac preparation from rat intestine. Results demonstrate a specificity of hydrolysis and ability to traverse the intestinal wall. The mechanism is discussed whereby accumulation of intact peptide may occur in the serosal solution.
D S, WIGGANS, J M, JOHNSTON
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Abstract The absorptive pattern of a series of peptides has been investigated with an in vitro sac preparation from rat intestine. Results demonstrate a specificity of hydrolysis and ability to traverse the intestinal wall. The mechanism is discussed whereby accumulation of intact peptide may occur in the serosal solution.
D S, WIGGANS, J M, JOHNSTON
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1970
The article, “Inhibition of aspirin absorption by activated charcoal and apomorphine” which appeared in CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS, September‐October, 1969, raises several interesting questions. First, the study of 12 adults represents a small sample, and no information is provided regarding the relation of meals and time of ingestion of ...
N, De Nosaquo, W J, Decker, D G, Corby
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The article, “Inhibition of aspirin absorption by activated charcoal and apomorphine” which appeared in CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS, September‐October, 1969, raises several interesting questions. First, the study of 12 adults represents a small sample, and no information is provided regarding the relation of meals and time of ingestion of ...
N, De Nosaquo, W J, Decker, D G, Corby
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1990
Abnormal shock is a major cause of chronic and overuse injuries to all aspects of the lower extremity. The two major causes of abnormal shock are (1) decreased fat pad under the calcaneus and (2) dysfunction of the subtalar joint pronation mechanism during contact.
J D, Nack, R D, Phillips
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Abnormal shock is a major cause of chronic and overuse injuries to all aspects of the lower extremity. The two major causes of abnormal shock are (1) decreased fat pad under the calcaneus and (2) dysfunction of the subtalar joint pronation mechanism during contact.
J D, Nack, R D, Phillips
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Absorption Coefficients for Exciton Absorption Lines
Physical Review, 1957The absorption coefficient for excitons is calculated in the effective-mass approximation. The coefficient is shown to be decreased over what one would expect for a collection of free atoms by the factor ${\ensuremath{\epsilon}}^{\ensuremath{-}1}{(\frac{{a}_{0}}{{a}_{B}})}^{3}$, where $\ensuremath{\epsilon}$ is the dielectric constant and $\frac{{a}_{0}
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2012
Absorption takes place when a compound enters an organism, which occurs as soon as the molecules enter the first cellular bilayer(s) in the tissue(s) to which is it exposed. At that point, the compound is no longer part of the environment (which includes the alimentary canal for oral exposure), but has become part of the organism.
Walter S, Woltosz +2 more
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Absorption takes place when a compound enters an organism, which occurs as soon as the molecules enter the first cellular bilayer(s) in the tissue(s) to which is it exposed. At that point, the compound is no longer part of the environment (which includes the alimentary canal for oral exposure), but has become part of the organism.
Walter S, Woltosz +2 more
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Journal of Automated Reasoning, 2014 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jiewen Wu +3 more
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Absorption of Chlorhydroxyquinoline
Nature, 1963THERE has been some uncertainty about the fate of halogenated derivatives of oxine in the body1, but only a small part of an oral dose of Chlorhydroxyquinoline could be detected in the urines of rats1,2. In further experiments, traces were found in the blood of rats but the amount could not be estimated.
F M, FREEMAN, W W, HESELTINE
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Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2000
Some key advances occurred last year in understanding mechanisms involved in nutrient absorption. A novel "prechylomicron transport vesicle" was identified; its movement to the Golgi is the rate-limiting step for triacylglycerol absorption. A scavenger receptor (type BI) in the brush border membrane appears to facilitate cholesterol uptake.
S A, Siddiqi +4 more
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Some key advances occurred last year in understanding mechanisms involved in nutrient absorption. A novel "prechylomicron transport vesicle" was identified; its movement to the Golgi is the rate-limiting step for triacylglycerol absorption. A scavenger receptor (type BI) in the brush border membrane appears to facilitate cholesterol uptake.
S A, Siddiqi +4 more
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Acta Paediatrica, 1977
Abstract.It is desirable to improve metabolic control in diabetics receiving insulin. Studies on insulin kinetics provide information that may be useful in the optimization of the injection scheme. Absorption has been measured using 1251‐insulin as marker and counting the residual activity with a crystal detector.
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Abstract.It is desirable to improve metabolic control in diabetics receiving insulin. Studies on insulin kinetics provide information that may be useful in the optimization of the injection scheme. Absorption has been measured using 1251‐insulin as marker and counting the residual activity with a crystal detector.
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