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The bile acid 3α-hydroxy-5β-cholan-24-oic acid, which acts as a detergent to solubilize fats for absorption.
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lithocholic acid — One of the acids isolated from human bile as well as from that of cows, rabbits, sheep, and goats. * * * lith·o·cho·lic acid .lith ə .kō lik n a crystalline bile acid C24H40O3 found esp. in humans and the ox * * * litho·cho·lic ac·id… … Medical dictionary
lithocholic acid — |lithə+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary lith + cholic : a crystalline bile acid C23H38(OH)COOH found especially in man and the ox; 3 hydroxy cholanic acid … Useful english dictionary
lithocholic — adjective Of or pertaining to lithocholic acid … Wiktionary
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Deoxycholic acid — IUPAC name (3α,5β,12α,20R) 3,12 dihydroxycholan 24 oic acid … Wikipedia
Chenodeoxycholic acid — IUPAC name chenodiol OR 3α,7α dihydroxy 5β cholanic acid OR 5β cholanic acid 3α,7α d … Wikipedia
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Evolutionary relationships of bile alcohols and bile acids — ▪ Table Evolutionary relationships of bile alcohols and bile acids species bile alcohol or bile acid (trivial name) Elasmobranch fishes Myxine glutinosa (hagfish) 5 b1; cholestane 3 b2;,7 b1;,16 b1;,26 tetrol (myxinol) Mustelus manazo (dogfish) 5 … Universalium
Desoxycholsäure — Strukturformel Allgemeines Name Desoxycholsäure Andere Namen … Deutsch Wikipedia