- l-stercobilinogen
- Reduction product of l-urobilinogen, precursor of l-stercobilin in the final stages of bilirubin metabolism; excreted in feces, wherein it is oxidized to stercobilin. SEE ALSO: bilirubinoids.
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l-stercobilinogen
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