nitrogen, metabolic
nitrogen, metabolic Nitrogen in the faeces derived from internal or endogenous sources, as distinct from nitrogen‐containing dietary sources (exogenous nitrogen); unabsorbed digestive juices, the shed lining of the gastrointestinal tract and intestinal bacteria.
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