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British Journal of Nutrition
ISSN: 0007-1145

EISSN: 1475-2662

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Volume 11 - December 1957

Research Article

The absorption of vitamin B12 in normal and gastrectomized rats and the effect of some gastric extracts

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Research Article

Composition of Senegal millets and sorghums

Protein metabolism in chronic severe malnutrition (kwashiorkor): Absorption and retention of nitrogen from a typical poor Mexican diet

Ascorbic acid in some oleiferous brassicas cultivated in Pakistan

Food intakes, energy expenditures and faecal excretions of men on a polar expedition

Iron-deficiency anaemia in calves

Serum electrolytes and proteins in kwashiorkor

The relative value of three cereals as protein sources for growing chicken

The food value of biltong (South African dried meat) and its use on expeditions

The heat increment of steam-volatile fatty acids in fasting sheep

Experimental dental caries in the albino rat: Incidence of caries in animals maintained on powdered purified diets containing either 67% sucrose or 67% potato starch

The gut flora of the chick: 3 *. Differences in caecal flora between ‘infected’, ‘uninfected’ and penicillin-fed chicks

The effect of various levels of penicillin and chlortetracycline in the diet of fattening pigs

On the role of corticoids in conditioning the gastric mucosa to certain toxic actions of ergocalciferol

The basal metabolism of the newborn calf

Diurnal variations in the composition of the faeces of pigs on diets containing chromium oxide

Effect of bone meal on the utilization of iron by anaemic rats

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Volume 11 - December 1957

Research Article

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Research Article

The gut flora of the chick: 3*. Differences in caecal flora between ‘infected’, ‘uninfected’ and penicillin-fed chicks

The gut flora of the chick: 3 *. Differences in caecal flora between ‘infected’, ‘uninfected’ and penicillin-fed chicks