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The absorption of n-hexadecane from the alimentary tract of the cat.

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The absorption of n-hexadecane from the alimentary tract of the cat. (English)

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The unsaponifiable fraction of liver oils: The absorption of liquid paraffin from the alimentary tract in the rat and the pig

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The Biological Significance of the Unsaponifiable Matter of Oils: Experiments with the Unsaturated Hydrocarbon, Squalene (Spinacene).

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The absorption of n-hexadecane from the alimentary tract of the rat.

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The absorption of n-hexadecane from the alimentary tract of the cat.

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