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Research Article

• Maintenance of normal intestinal mucosa: function, structure, and adaptation. (1 January, 1994)

  J A Jankowski, R A Goodlad, N A Wright
• Intestinal absorptive function. (1 January, 1994)

  R C Spiller
• Immunological functions of the gut in relation to nutritional state and mode of delivery of nutrients. (1 January, 1994)

  A Ferguson
• Quantitative aspects of glucose and glutamine metabolism by intestinal cells. (1 January, 1994)

  E A Newsholme, A L Carrié
• Intestinal permeability. (1 January, 1994)

  I Bjarnason
• Bacterial translocation: the influence of dietary variables. (1 January, 1994)

  E A Deitch
• Clinical significance of translocation. (1 January, 1994)

  P A Van Leeuwen, M A Boermeester, A P Houdijk, C C Ferwerda, M A Cuesta, S Meyer, R I Wesdorp
• Effects of short chain fatty acids on gut morphology and function. (1 January, 1994)

  W Scheppach
• Effect of medium chain triglycerides (MCT) on jejunal mucosa mass and protein synthesis. (1 January, 1994)

  S Schwartz, M Farriol, E Garcia-Arumi, A L Andreu, J López Hellín, M A Arbós
• Can arginine and ornithine support gut functions? (1 January, 1994)

  L Cynober
• Dietary nucleotides and gut mucosal defence. (1 January, 1994)

  G K Grimble
• Gut mucosal nutritional support--enteral nutrition as primary therapy after multiple system trauma. (1 January, 1994)

  K A Kudsk
• Enteral nutrition as primary therapy in Crohn's disease. (1 January, 1994)

  F Fernández-Bañares, E Cabré, F González-Huix, M A Gassull
• Protection from radiation injury by elemental diet: does added glutamine change the effect? (1 January, 1994)

  A H McArdle
• Is enteral nutrition a primary therapy in cancer patients? (1 January, 1994)

  F Bozzetti
• Enteral nutrition as primary therapy in short bowel syndrome. (1 January, 1994)

  I W Booth
• Gut ischaemia. (1 January, 1994)

  U Haglund
• Technical aspects of enteral nutrition. (1 January, 1994)

  M Keymling