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Authors:
BARK T
WEYHERMULLER T
HEIRTZLER F
Citation: T. Bark et al., SELF-ASSEMBLY OF A HELICAL DICOPPER(I) METALLOPHANE, Chemical communications, (14), 1998, pp. 1475-1476
Authors:
NETTELBLADT CG
KATOULI M
BARK T
SVENBERG T
MOLLBY R
LJUNGQVIST O
Citation: Cg. Nettelbladt et al., BULKING FIBER PREVENTS TRANSLOCATION TO MESENTERIC LYMPH-NODES OF AN EFFICIENTLY TRANSLOCATING ESCHERICHIA-COLI STRAIN IN RATS, Clinical nutrition, 17(4), 1998, pp. 185-190
Authors:
GARLICK PJ
MCNURLAN MA
BARK T
LANG CH
GELATO MC
Citation: Pj. Garlick et al., HORMONAL-REGULATION OF PROTEIN-METABOLISM IN RELATION TO NUTRITION AND DISEASE, The Journal of nutrition, 128(2), 1998, pp. 356-359
Authors:
BARK T
MCNURLAN M
GARLICK P
Citation: T. Bark et al., EFFECTS OF LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE AND ANTIBIOTICS ON PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS INMUSCLE AND INTRAABDOMINAL ORGANS, British Journal of Surgery, 85(6), 1998, pp. 870-870
Authors:
NETTELBLADT CG
KATOULI M
VOLPE A
BARK T
MURATOV V
SVENBERG T
MOLLBY R
LJUNGQVIST O
Citation: Cg. Nettelbladt et al., STARVATION INCREASES THE NUMBER OF COLIFORM BACTERIA IN THE CECUM ANDINDUCES BACTERIAL ADHERENCE TO CECAL EPITHELIUM IN RATS, The European journal of surgery, 163(2), 1997, pp. 135-142
Authors:
BLOMQUIST L
BARK T
HEDENBORG G
NORMAN A
Citation: L. Blomquist et al., EVALUATION OF THE LACTULOSE MANNITOL AND CR-51-ETHYLENEDIAMINETETRAACETIC ACID C-14 MANNITOL METHODS FOR INTESTINAL PERMEABILITY - INFLUENCE OF URINARY VOLUME, SEX, AGE, SMOKING, AND INTESTINAL DISEASE ON MARKER EXCRETION/, Scandinavian journal of gastroenterology, 32(8), 1997, pp. 805-812
Authors:
KATOULI M
NETTEBLADT CG
MURATOV V
LJUNGQVIST O
BARK T
SVENBERG T
MOLLBY R
Citation: M. Katouli et al., SELECTIVE TRANSLOCATION OF COLIFORM BACTERIA ADHERING TO CECAL EPITHELIUM OF RATS DURING CATABOLIC STRESS, Journal of Medical Microbiology, 46(7), 1997, pp. 571-578
Authors:
POPPEN B
SVENBERG T
BARK T
Citation: B. Poppen et al., PERINEAL EXCISION OF THE RECTUM, British Journal of Surgery, 83(3), 1996, pp. 366-367
Authors:
BARK T
KATOULI M
SVENBERG T
LJUNGQVIST O
Citation: T. Bark et al., FOOD-DEPRIVATION INCREASES BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION AFTER NONLETHAL HEMORRHAGE IN RATS, The European journal of surgery, 161(2), 1995, pp. 67-71
Authors:
BARK T
KATOULI M
LJUNGQUIST O
MOLLBY R
SVENBERG T
Citation: T. Bark et al., GLUTAMINE SUPPLEMENTATION DOES NOT PREVENT BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION AFTER NONLETHAL HEMORRHAGE IN RATS, The European journal of surgery, 161(1), 1995, pp. 3-8
Authors:
NETTELBLADT CG
KATOULI M
VOLPE A
BARK T
HEILBORN B
MURATOV V
MOLLBY R
SVENBERG T
LJUNGQVIST O
Citation: Cg. Nettelbladt et al., HYPEROSMOTIC GLUCOSE-INFUSION DURING HEMORRHAGE DOES NOT REDUCE BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION IN 24 HOUR-STARVED RATS, Shock, 4(2), 1995, pp. 113-116
Authors:
BARK T
SVENBERG T
THEODORSSON E
URIBE A
WENNBERG A
Citation: T. Bark et al., GLUTAMINE SUPPLEMENTATION DOES NOT PREVENT SMALL-BOWEL MUCOSAL ATROPHY AFTER TOTAL PARENTERAL-NUTRITION IN THE RAT, Clinical nutrition, 13(2), 1994, pp. 79-84
Authors:
KATOULI M
BARK T
LJUNGQVIST O
SVENBERG T
MOLLBY R
Citation: M. Katouli et al., COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY OF INTESTINAL COLIFORM FLORA INFLUENCE BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION IN RATS AFTER HEMORRHAGIC STRESS, Infection and immunity, 62(11), 1994, pp. 4768-4774
Authors:
BARK T
KATOULI M
LJUNGQVIST O
MOLLBY R
SVENBERG T
Citation: T. Bark et al., BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION AFTER NONLETHAL HEMORRHAGE IN THE RAT, Circulatory shock, 41(1), 1993, pp. 60-65
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