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An Interactive Computer Simulation of Experiments to Teach the Principles of Nutrient Transport in the Small Intestine

An interactive computer-assisted learning program to teach, by investigation, the characteristics of transport of nutrients by the rat small intestine, is described.

David Dewhurst | P T Hardcastle | J Hardcastle | Alan Williams

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