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Ahearn, G. A. and Gomme, J (1975). Transport of exogenous D-glucose by the integument of a polychaete worm ( Nereis diversicolor Muller). J. Exp. Biol 62, 243-264.[Abstract/Free Full Text]

Gomme, J (1981). Recycling of D-glucose in collagenous cuticle: a means of nutrient conservation?. J. Membr. Biol 62, 47-52.[Medline]

Gomme, J (1982). Epidermal nutrient absorption in marine invertebrates: A comparative analysis. Am. Zool 22, 691-708.

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Horn, N. M., Thomas, A. L. and Tompkins, J. D (1995). The effect of histidine and cysteine on zinc influx into rat and human erythrocytes. J. Physiol 489, 73-80.

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Stevens, B. R. and Preston, R. L (1980). The effect of sodium on the kinetics of L-alanine influx by the integument of the marine polychaete, Glycera dibranchiata. J. Exp. Zool 212, 129-138.

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