Titlebook: Advances in Nutritional Research; Harold H. Draper Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Calcium.Pyridoxin.Vitamin.Vitam

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0640-8sually applied only to nutritional studies with intact animals. The combined experience of the authors includes both whole-animal nutrition and the growth requirements of cultured cells. In order to make our presentation clear to members of both disciplines, it is necessary to begin by comparing a n

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Economies of Scale in British Food Retailingf the antirachitic sterols. As a result of these major advances in our knowledge of vitamin D, many excellent reviews have been written dealing with each of these specific areas of study (Lawson and Emtage, 1974; Favus, 1978; DeLuca and Schnoes, 1976; J. G. Haddad, Jr., this volume).

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The Growth of Small Firms in the UKtion and removal of protons are merely intermediary steps in processes that are essentially neutral. A ready example comes from the production and utilization of ATP in cells. ATP hydrolysis in cells produces a proton.

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Paul W. MacAvoy,J. Gregory Sidakld of nutrition is often hampered. In this chapter, we describe the special structural and physiological features of insects that affect their feeding and nutrition, briefly summarize important historical developments, and selectively review nutritional literature of relevance to vertebrate nutrition.

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f clinical medicine. This heightened interest in nutrition stems from the demonstration that the intake of specific nutrients may have far-reaching consequences, not only for normal metabolism, but also for metabolic processes affecting clinical or subclinical disease. Conversely, many disease state

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