Corticostatic peptides cause nifedipine-sensitive volume reduction in jejunal villus enterocytes.
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R. Macleod | A. Bateman | H. Bennett | J. Hamilton | J. Hu | S. Solomon | D. Belcourt | Jing Hu | S. Solomon | Hugh P. J. Bennett
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