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Biology Of The Intestine In Growing Animals 1st Edition R Zabielski

Name: Biology Of The Intestine In Growing Animals 1st Edition R Zabielski
SKU: BELL-2163450
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Biology Of The Intestine In Growing Animals 1st Edition R Zabielski instant download after payment.

Publisher: Elsevier

File Extension: PDF

File size: 34.58 MB

Pages: 842

Author: R. Zabielski, P.C. Gregory, B. Weström and E. Salek (Eds.)

ISBN: 978-0-444-50928-4

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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Biology Of The Intestine In Growing Animals 1st Edition R Zabielski by R. Zabielski, P.c. Gregory, B. Weström And E. Salek (eds.) 978-0-444-50928-4 instant download after payment.

This book covers the wide area of developmental physiology of the intestine: changes in the structure and function of the gut during perinatal period and weaning in mammals, role of nutrients (in particular colostrum and milk), neuroendocrine function of the intestine, intestinal motility, secretion and absorption and their neurohormonal regulation, novel knowledge on gut metabolism, and the structural and functional expression of circadian variability in the gut. It also contains unique information on the luminal action of gut regulatory peptides, and the role of the electric current generated by intestinal smooth muscle on gastrointestinal microbial growth.