THE INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF CHOLESTEROL, ITS ESTERS AND SOME RELATED STEROLS AND ANALOGUES IN THE ROAC, EURYCOTIS FLORIDANA.
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Absorption↗
Biomedical subjects
R B CLAYTON
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THE UTILIZATION OF STEROLS BY INSECTS.
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Absorption↗
Cholesterol esters of the cockroach Eurycotis floridana.
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Animals↗
Conversion of 5-alpha-cholestan-3-beta-ol to delta-7-5-alpha-cholesten-3-beta-ol in cockroaches.
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Animals↗
THE SKIN STEROLS OF NORMAL AND TRIPARANOL-TREATED RATS.
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Chromatography↗
Biosynthesis of cholesterol in an insect, silverfish (Ctenolepisma sp.).
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Allergens↗
Detection of a sterol with the probable structure delta 5, 7, 24-cholestatrien-3 beta-ol in the intestinal wall of guinea pigs treated with triparanol.
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Alcohols↗
The essential cholesterol requirement of the roach Eurycotis floridana.
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Animals↗
Group retention factors in the gas-liquid chromatography of steroids.
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Chromatography, Gas↗
The role of intestinal symbionts in the sterol metabolism of Blattella germanica.
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Animals↗
Synthesis of lanosterol in vivo.
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Cholesterol↗
Biological synthesis of lanosterol and agnosterol.
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Lanosterol↗
The biological conversion of lanosterol to cholesterol.
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Cholesterol↗
A multipurpose anglepiece with expiratory valve.
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Anesthesiology↗