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Physiological and physical properties of the antithiamine factor in bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum (L.) Kuhn.)

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Pierce, Raymond Trussell

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Dissertation

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found usefal in treatin infectious discass. Aparentl there i no uniform manncr in which the
A chick growth inhibitor in alfalfa

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Kodras, Rudolph

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Dissertation

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8mm-cured end dehydrated alfalfa neal. According to one report (8, p.659), ther6 appears to be no
Changes in the distribution of plasma proteins in guinea pigs raised on a diet deficient in the anti-stiffness factor

Creator:

Zill, Leonard Peter

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Masters Thesis

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during the course of the deficiency syndrome and showed no signs of any other deficiency disease
A critical evaluation of some aspects of the gravimetric procedure of hop analysis

Creator:

Magee, Robert Allen

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Masters Thesis

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resin is of little or no value in the brewing process but its relative percent- age is an indication
The role of methionine and sulfate in selenate detoxication

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Fels, Irving Gordon

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Dissertation

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(Saccharomyces cerevisiRe) growth by selenate has been found to be reversed by the addition of methionine. No
A growth factor for lactobacillus gayoni 8289

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Riggs, Thomas Rowland

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Masters Thesis

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 T ABLES No. Title Page 1. Basal edium for L. gayoni . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2. Sources
A new conjugate of pantothenic acid

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King, Tsoo E., 1916-

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Dissertation

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. They contained no free pantothenic acid. After digestion with phosphodiesterase, the pantothenic acid
Alloxan diabetes as a possible means of studying intermediary metabolism

Creator:

Newman, Alex

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Masters Thesis

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report of Dunn et al. stimulated work by others, and within a short time alloxan diabetes was