Titlebook: Gastrointestinal Microbiology; Volume 1 Gastrointes Roderick I. Mackie,Bryan A. White Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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Digestion of Nitrogen in the Rumen: A Model for Metabolism of Nitrogen Compounds in Gastrointestinalferred to the gut via secretion (e.g., saliva) or directly across the epithelium. In addition, gut microorganisms can in themselves provide exogenous nitrogen by lysis and cell turnover. Protozoa derive much of their nitrogen from the uptake of other gut microbes (e.g., bacteria and smaller protozoa).

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Book 1997among the individual populations withinthis complexmicrobial community.This authoritative edited volume,the first ina two-volume set, reviews the gut environment and thefermentationstaking place in animal digestive tracts. It is anessential source ofreference for microbial ecologists andphysiologist

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Jacob Gershon-Cohen M. D., D. Sc. (Med.)erbivorous mammals, the colon is much longer, and consequently is often arranged in a spiraling coil (Stevens and Hume 1995). The terms “ascending,” “transverse,” and “descending” colon are not as applicable in these animals; the terms “proximal colon” and “distal colon” are widely used instead.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29943-2 to many types of toxins. Toxins are defined as chemicals which have adverse effects on living systems. Toxicology today involves studies of the effects of specific substances on any biological system, whether a whole organism, organ or tissue, through the interaction of toxin with target.

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Fermentation in the Hindgut of Mammalserbivorous mammals, the colon is much longer, and consequently is often arranged in a spiraling coil (Stevens and Hume 1995). The terms “ascending,” “transverse,” and “descending” colon are not as applicable in these animals; the terms “proximal colon” and “distal colon” are widely used instead.

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