Dietary fat and an exogenous emulsifier increase the gastrointestinal absorption of a major soybean allergen, Gly m Bd 30K, in mice.
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Tatsuya Moriyama | T. Kawada | Teruo Kawada | T. Moriyama | T. Ogawa | Thanakorn Weangsripanaval | Tadashi Kageura | Tadashi Ogawa | T. Kageura | Thanakorn Weangsripanaval
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