Increased Tone of the Human Colon Muscle by Bisacodyl In Vitro.

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Increased Tone of the Human Colon Muscle by Bisacodyl In Vitro.

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Eun-Ju Ko

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Hee Cheol Kim

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Jeong Hwan Kim

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Ji Yeon Lee

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Poong-Lyul Rhee

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Woo Yong Lee

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Yang Won Min

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