Spenney et al., 1979 - Google Patents
Utilization of a radioiodinated bile salt for kinetic studies and hepatic scintigraphy: Studies in nonhuman mammalsSpenney et al., 1979
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- 5022052999984372369
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- Spenney J
- Tobin M
- Mihas A
- Gibson R
- Hirschowitz B
- Johnson B
- Tauxe W
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- Publication venue
- Gastroenterology
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Abstract An 125 I-or 131 I-labeled bile salt derivative, cholylglycyliodohistamine, has been synthesized and purified. The bile salt derivative is rapidly cleared from the circulation when injected intravenously into rats and rabbits. Ten minutes after injection, approximately 50 …
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