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Bile acids in blood: Methods and their application to studies of experimental atherosclerosis in monkeys

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Published1955
Citations17
References20

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1950 • 1,942 citations

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1941 • 551 citations

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1949 • 282 citations

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1943 • 229 citations

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1953 • 197 citations

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1944 • 163 citations

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1953 • 111 citations

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1955 • 92 citations

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1955 • 75 citations

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1952 • 71 citations

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1955 • 70 citations

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1952 • 60 citations

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1952 • 53 citations

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1953 • 47 citations

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1952 • 42 citations

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1953 • 24 citations

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1952 • 23 citations

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1952 • 20 citations

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1936 • 18 citations

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1953 • 13 citations

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