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British Journal of Nutrition
ISSN: 0007-1145

EISSN: 1475-2662

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Volume 13 - Issue 4 - December 1959

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Amino-acid content of raw and heat-sterilized cow's milk

Some blood coagulation studies in normal and scorbutic guinea -pigs

Studies on the in vitro conversion of β-carotene into vitamin A in tissues from the rat, guinea-pig and sheep

The availability of bound nicotinic acid to the rat: 1. The effect of lime-water treatment of maize and subsequent baking into tortilla

An investigation into the efficient use of time in the calorimetric measurement of heat output

Experimental production of vitamin B12 deficiency in rats and mice on a maize-groundnut-meal diet

The effect of oestrogens given by mouth on some aspects of the physiology of the newborn calf

The effect of giving stilboestrol and chlortetracycline to colostrum-fed calves

Metabolic interrelationships of dietary riboflavin and vitamin B12 in the rat

The mode of action of dietary carbohydrate on protein metabolism

The composition of tissue lost through reduction of diet in obese patients

Electrophoretic pattern of plasma proteins in clinically diagnosed cases of kwashiorkor (protein malnutrition) and undernutrition (marasmus) among Ceylonese children

A ballistic bomb calorimeter

Diet in pregnancy: 3.* Diet in relation to the course and outcome of pregnancy

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Volume 13 - Issue 4 - December 1959

Prelims

Research Article

Diet in pregnancy: 3.* Diet in relation to the course and outcome of pregnancy

Front matter

Back matter