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Unstirred layer thickness in perfused rat jejunum in vivo

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The effective unstirred layer thickness in the rat jejunum perfused in vivo amounts to at least 530 μm. This value has been estimated from the absorption increase ofl-phenylalanine due to better mixing of the luminal solution by air bubbles.

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Winne, D. Unstirred layer thickness in perfused rat jejunum in vivo. Experientia 32, 1278–1279 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01953092

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