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British Journal of Nutrition
ISSN: 0007-1145

EISSN: 1475-2662

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Volume 6 - Issue 1 - February 1952

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Abstracts of Communications: The Seventy-fourth Meeting of The Nutrition Society

Abstracts of Communications: The Seventy-fifth Meeting of The Nutrition Society

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The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 5. The Nutritive Value of Cow's Whole Milk

The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 6. The Utilization of the Energy of Whole Milk

The Assessment of the Growth of Schoolchildren with Special Reference to Secular Changes *

The Nutrition of Nigerian Peasants, with Special Reference to the Effects of Deficiencies of the Vitamin B Complex, Vitamin A and Animal Protein

The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 7. The Biological Value of Gelatin and of Casein when given as the Sole Source of Protein

Observations on the Vitamin Metabolism of the Common Fowl: 1. The Partition of Free and Combined Riboflavin in the Tissues of the Laying Hen

The Use of Chicks for the Biological Assay of Members of the Vitamin B Complex: 2. Tests on Natural Materials and Comparison with Microbiological and other Assays

The Importance to Sheep of Frequent Feeding

‘All Flesh is Grass’

General Composition of Herbage

The Utilization of Herbage Protein by Animals

The Carbohydrate Constituents of Herbage

The Utilization of the Minerals, Vitamins and other Constituents of Grass

The Direct Use of Plant Materials by Man

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The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 8. Muscular Dystrophy in the Growing Calf

The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 9. Composition of the Tissues of Normal and Dystrophic Calves

The Nutrition of the Young Ayrshire Calf: 10. Histopathology of Muscular Dystrophy and its Relation to Muscle Chemistry

The Assay of Vitamin B12: 7. Effect of Dietary Lactose and of the State of Maternal Nutrition on the Growth Response of the Rat to Vitamin B12 *

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Volume 6 - Issue 1 - February 1952

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‘All Flesh is Grass’

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