Titlebook: Bile Acids in Health and Disease; Update on Cholestero Tim Northfield,Riadh Jazrawi,Patrick Zentler-Munro Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publish

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書目名稱Bile Acids in Health and Disease影響因子(影響力)




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Hepatic Biliary Lipid Synthesis and Transportnsidering the possible biochemical defects in this system which occur in cholesterol gallstone disease it is therefore worth reviewing, briefly, the structure and function of the hepatocyte in relation to lipid metabolism and its control.

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GILD

Hepatic Bile Acid Transport and Secretion glycine, before secretion. The purpose of this review is to examine the cellular mechanisms of bile acid transport by the liver, with particular emphasis on intracellular transport, the step which is at present least well understood.

Goblet-Cells

The Motility Defectfocus for stone formation. A few years earlier, the simple concept that stasis of gallbladder contents might contribute to the development of gallstones was formulated. The historical development of the role of the gallbladder in gallstone pathogenesis is discussed by LaMorte ... in a valuable but outdated review.

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unique properties has illuminated many biochemical and biophysical processes. Animals have evolved a unique system of preserving these important detergent-like molecules within the body and reusing them many times - the enterohepatic circulation. Disorders of the enterohepatic circulation contribute

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Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques,oss of time from the work force have an important impact on the national economy. Many patients fear general anaesthesia and major abdominal surgery, and may find postoperative disability for several weeks an inconvenient and expensive detraction from their vocation.