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The Research Organisation as a Social Systemand the formation of cholesterol gallstones. Epidemiological studies first focused attention on the possible role of sex steroids in the pathogenesis of gallstones. In every population studied cholesterol gallstones are more commonly associated with women than men (1–3). This difference begins durin

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Conclusion and the Way Forward,on is intended as an overview, it will be impossible to examine in depth the concepts that have evolved during this period. With one exception, however, these have already appeared in the literature. The exception refers to the brief discussion on iodipamide toxicity. This represents work now underw

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Louise Ferguson,James E. Lessenger done on the chemical composition of the digestive emulsifiers, although the crab surfactant . known to be an acyl dipeptide (2). The entire area of the phylogeny of digestive surfactants would seem to merit much additional investigation.

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Conclusion and the Way Forward,r, these have already appeared in the literature. The exception refers to the brief discussion on iodipamide toxicity. This represents work now underway in our laboratory and it has only in part appeared in the literature.