… of biliary secretion upon the absorption of some component of bile from the gastrointestinal
… that the bile acid constituent of whole bile, and not the bile pigments, was absorbed from the …

… increase in our understanding of the events of biliary secretion. Bile as a digestive secretion
… Patients with short bowel syndrome have both a loss of intestinal absorptive surface as well …

… The intestinal absorption, biliary excretion and metabolism of genistein, a … biliary cannulas.
4- 14 C-Genistein, when infused into the duodenum, was rapidly absorbed from the intestine, …

… the liver for uptake and re-secretion into bile. The process of intestinal absorption is very
efficient and about 95% of the bile acids secreted into the small intestine are reclaimed. Those …

… mechanisms involving intestinal absorption and hepatic de novo synthesis, as well as biliary
secretion and fecal excretion of cholesterol. In enterocytes, sterol uptake and secretion is …

… For example, in humans, 800–1,200 mg of cholesterol is excreted daily from the biliary
tract into the intestine. This cholesterol is almost exclusively in the form of nonesterified …

… Indeed, later studies confirmed that bile acid-induced Cl − secretion in the colon was a
result of increased cAMP (304). In 2002, the Tanaka Laboratory identified and cloned a G s -…

… This study permitted estimation of rate and magnitude of intestinal absorption of … the
absorptive process would not be retained in the serum but would be re-excreted rapidly in the bile. …

… An understanding of each of the processes involved in bile and intestinal excretion and
intestinal uptake (intestinal reabsorption is an important determinant that should be considered) …

… of human bile in the intestine during the intestinal absorption phase in healthy subjects. …
enterohepatic circulation, but the in vivo biliary secretion of rosuvastatin has not been previously …