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Studies on the mechanism of vitamin B12 absorption: in vivo transfer of vitamin B12 to intrinsic factor

Derek R. Highley, Leon Ellenbogen

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Key concepts: Intrinsic factor, Vitamin B12, Vitamin, Trypsin, Chemistry, Pepsin, In vivo, Cyanocobalamin

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