Protein Digestion and Jejunal Dipeptidase Activity in Rats Fed a Normal Protein Alcohol Diet during 6 Months
Protein digestion was studied in pair-fed rats receiving an adequate (protein 12% and alcohol 35% of calories) diet during 24 weeks. No differences in fecal nitrogen excretion were observed between the alcohol-treated and control rats. At the 24th week the rats were sacrificed and jejunal mucosa dip...
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2009
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