Role of Bile Acid Metabolising, Intestinal Bacterial Enzymes in Cholesterol Gallstones; in Vitro Methods and Ex Vivo Results in Human Caecal Aspirates

Thomas, L.A.; Murphy, G.M.; Dowling, R.H.; King, A.; French, G.R.

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Role of Bile Acid Metabolising, Intestinal Bacterial Enzymes in Cholesterol Gallstones; in Vitro Methods and Ex Vivo Results in Human Caecal Aspirates

L.A. Thomas

Gastroenterology Unit, Guys Campus, UMDS, London UK

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G.M. Murphy

Gastroenterology Unit, Guys Campus, UMDS, London UK

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R.H. Dowling

Gastroenterology Unit, Guys Campus, UMDS, London UK

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A. King

Microbiology Dept, St. Thomas' Campus, UMDS, London UK

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G.R. French

Microbiology Dept, St. Thomas' Campus, UMDS, London UK

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Clin Sci (Lond) (1997) 92 (s36): 4P.

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