Electronic Networking in Applied Linguistics. ARAL 1996. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Roland Sussex; Peter White

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Electronic Networking in Applied Linguistics. ARAL 1996. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Year: 1996 Journal: Annual Review of Applied Linguistics Vol: 16 (3)Pages: 200-225 Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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In view of the enhanced glutamine requirements in response to trauma and disease by tissues such as those of the gut, the immune system, and the liver, increased glutamine availability during glutamine-enriched TPN may be beneficial preoperatively in patients with gastrointestinal disease.

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