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Milk proteins, glycomacropeptide, and regulation of short-term food intake in rats.
Milk proteins, glycomacropeptide, and regulation of short-term food intake in rats.

By Xin Peng

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The hypothesis that components of milk protein differ in their effects on food intake, metabolic and hormonal responses in rats was investigated through different study designs. Rats were gavaged w...

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Reuse in the Big Data Era
Gu shi tian cai Suoluosi
Gu shi tian cai Suoluosi

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Quan dao
Quan dao

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Gu wang zhi dao
Gu wang zhi dao

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Zhong wen ban Illustrator CS5 ping mian she ji gao ji an li jiao cheng
Zhong wen ban Illustrator CS5 ping mian she ji gao ji an li jiao cheng

By Xin Peng, Changjian Guo, Junwei Qi

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Ben shu cai yong xiang mu jiao xue fang shi, tong guo da liang an li xun xu jian jin di jie shao liao Illustrator CS5 de ge xiang gong neng, nei rong han gai Illustrator CS5 ru men, lu jing hui zhi...

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