PTU-137 ‘Nutrient Sensing in the Human Gut: Investigation of the Co-Localization Rate Between Casr, T1R1 and GPR43 Receptors With Satiety Peptides in the Human Antrum, Terminal Ileum and Ascending Colon.’

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doi 10.1136/gutjnl-2013-304907.227
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