- glycocholate
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- g. sodium a normal constituent of bile of humans and herbivores; g. sodium from herbivores is purified and used as a choleretic and cholagogue.
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gly·co·cho·late (gli″ko-koґlāt) cholylglycine.
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glycocholate
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glycocholate — gly·co·chol·ate … English syllables
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