Do milk and egg phospholipids act as protective surfactants against luminal acid in Necturus gastric mucosa?
Exogenous phospholipids of dietary origin may be used to form a protective layer in the gastric mucosa against irritants.
All of the results related to KH cycles are likely to be artifacts of binning data from short songs. Reported genotypic differences in KH cycles cannot be explained by this artifact and may have resulted from the use of small sample sizes and/or from the exclusion of samples that did not exhibit song rhythms.