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enterohepatic recirculation

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enterohepatic recirculation
Biliary recycling Therapeutics The cycling of drugs and metabolites after excretion in the biliary system, which are reabsorbed in the intestine. Cf Absorption.
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This would preclude enterohepatic recirculation in humans, in contrast to rats, in which intestinal [beta]-glucuronidases could break down excreted conjugate and liberate BPA for systemic reabsorption.
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