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A closer look at this landscape highlights the striking heterogeneity in the strength of evidence

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a-d and f-k , Two-tailed Mann-Whitney test, e , Two-way ANOVA with Bonferroni multiple comparisons test

doi: 10.1089/jop.2011.0062 31 LeruezSMarillABressonTDe Saint MartinGBuissetAMullerJet al

Although transport by SLC22A15 cannot be ruled out as an explanation, it is (at least in humans) expressed at very low levels in the small intestine (Reference Yee, Buitrago and Stecula28) and has a much lower transport efficiency for ergothioneine in comparison with SLC22A4, so unlikely to explain the kinetics reported by Sugiura and colleagues (Reference Sugiura, Kato and Shimizu35)