Abstract
Summary1. The effect of soy sterols upon recoveries of digitonin-precipitable C14 in thoracic duct lymph of rats fed C14-labeled cholesterol was studied. That administered soy sterols depress cholesterol absorption is fully confirmed, when as little as 4 mg or as much as 100 mg of cholesterol were fed. 2. The validity of absorption studies for cholesterol based on the amounts of digitonin-precipitable, Liebermann-Burchard positive materials recovered in lymph is discussed.
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