cholanopoiesis
[ko″lah-no-poi-e´sis] the synthesis of bile acids or of their conjugates and salts by the liver.
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cho·lan·o·poi·e·sis
(kō'lan-ō-poy-ē'sis), Synthesis by the liver of cholic acid or its conjugates, or of natural bile salts.
[chol- + G. anō, upward, + poiēsis, making]
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cholanopoiesis
A term of waning use for bile production by the liver; synthesis of bile acids, their conjugates and salts by the liver; cholepoiesis.Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
cho·lan·o·poi·e·sis
(kō'lă-nō-poy-ē'sis) Synthesis by the liver of cholic acid or its conjugates, or of natural bile salts.
[chol- + G. anō, upward, + poiēsis, making]
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