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John R. Hamill Jr MD,Michael B. Morganes for steroids are shown in Figure 13.1. Steroids vary in the number and location of double bonds; in the type, number, and position of functional groups; and in the stereochemical configuration of substituents below (α) or above (?) the plane of the nucleus. Most steroids have 18?- and 19 ?-methyl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29943-2 gastrointestinal tract. The number of microorganisms per gram colon contents exceeds 10./g dry weight, constituting more than 40% of the total fecal mass (Stephen and Cummings 1980). These microorganisms represent a sources of great metabolic power and may play a role in many disease processes incl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61786-2 absorption, excretion, and their regulatory control. From a toxicology viewpoint animals are continually challenged by compounds that are without nutritive value — material that they nevertheless ingest, inhale, or absorb. Such exposure to toxic compounds has been going on as long as life has and i

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Biogeographical Features of the Study Area,d high efficiencies of biomass conversion, relative to birds and mammals (Pough 1983). The low energy requirements of amphibians and reptiles have important ramifications for digestive processing and, in herbivorous species, for the level of energy that must be generated by fermentations in the gastrointestinal tract.

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Introduction to Gastrointestinal Microbial Ecology absence of oxygen. Pasteur described the formation of lactic acid, ethanol, and butyric acid and their specific microbial origins. Fermentation has become the almost universal term to describe these and similar processes occurring in the absence of O..