Effect of Methylcellulose on Growth Response of Rats to Low Vitamin Intakes
Conclusion Daily ingestion of methylcellulose does not significantly decrease the effectiveness of (1) thiamine hydrochloride in the depleted or normal rat, or (2) vit. A in the A-depleted rat. These data are interpreted to mean that daily ingestion by the rat of large amounts of methylcellulose doe...
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Daily ingestion of methylcellulose does not significantly decrease the effectiveness of (1) thiamine hydrochloride in the depleted or normal rat, or (2) vit. A in the A-depleted rat. These data are interpreted to mean that daily ingestion by the rat of large amounts of methylcellulose does not decrease the absorption of water-soluble or oil-soluble vitamins, and therefore does not increase the daily requirement of the rat for these factors. |
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