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Intestinal transport of sugars in a lizard during hibernation and activity

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Published1967
Citations19
References17

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1954 • 1,204 citations

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1960 • 662 citations

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1955 • 335 citations

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1925 • 322 citations

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1958 • 287 citations

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1960 • 175 citations

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1964 • 41 citations

Intestinal Transport of Amino Acids and Glucose in Flounder Fish.

1965 • 26 citations

Intestinal transport of sugars and amino acids.

1960 • 21 citations

CERTAIN BLOOD CONSTITUENTS OF A LIZARD DURING HIBERNATION AND ACTIVITY

1967 • 15 citations

Transport of Monosaccharides by intestinal segments of the painted turtle, Chrysemys picta

1961 • 15 citations

ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF D-GLOUCOSE BY INTESTINAL SEGMENTS IN VITRO, OF ICTALURUS NEBULOSUS ,

1964 • 14 citations

Active transport of d-glucose in intestinal segments, in vitro, of the scup, Stenotomus versicolor and the puffer, Spheroides maculatus

1966 • 14 citations

Specificity of sugar transport by the small intestine of the bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana

1963 • 11 citations

INCREASED BLOOD CLOTTING TIME IN A HIBERNATING LIZARD

1966 • 11 citations

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1963 • 3 citations

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