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Intestinal absorpiton of ascorbic acid and its passage through the lipoid membrane of guinea pigs.

A Odumosu, C. W. M. Wilson

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Diffusion of ascorbic acid takes place through intestinal lipoid membrane of guinea-pigs. In consequence, plasma and leucocyte concentrations of ascorbic acid increase. Intestinal absorpiton of ascorbic acid in scorbutic guinea-pigs is impaired in contrast to that in normal and saturated guinea-pigs as shown by the accumulation of ascorbic acid in the intestinal mucosal cells of guinea-pigs.

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Key concepts: Ascorbic acid, Guinea pig, Caviidae, Scurvy, Ascorbic Acid Deficiency, New guinea, Internal medicine, Biology