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Gut-Liver Axis Alterations in Alcoholic Liver Disease: Are Bile Acids the Answer?

Hepatology - United States
doi 10.1002/hep.29760
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MedicineHepatology
Date

April 19, 2018

Authors
Jasmohan S. BajajPhillip B. Hylemon
Publisher

Wiley


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