Liver, pancreas, and biliary tractRole of nitric oxide in the relationship of pancreatic blood flow and exocrine secretion in cats☆
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Supported by Veterans Administration Merit Review (to S.W.A. and H.A.R.).
Portions of this work were presented at the annual meeting of the Pancreas Club, May 1993, in Boston, Massachusetts, and at the American Pancreatic Association, November 1993, in Chicago, Illinois.
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