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The Growth of Small Firms in the UKcharacteristic chemical and/or biochemical manifestations must be alleviated by larger than physiological amounts of a particular vitamin or by use of an unusual route of administration of that vitamin. Such conditions have recently attracted much attention from human geneticists and from those conc

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A Perspective on UK Competition Policyis recognized to be synthesized in the skin, absorbed from the intestine, and transformed to more potent bioactive metabolites. Whether derived from cutaneous transformation of 7-dehydrocholesterol or dietary sources, vitamin D enters the liver where it is metabolized to 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25-OHD)

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The Growth of Small Firms in the UKtion and removal of protons are merely intermediary steps in processes that are essentially neutral. A ready example comes from the production and utilization of ATP in cells. ATP hydrolysis in cells produces a proton.

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Incomes Policies: Past and Future Rolesovide important metabolic functions. Interest in inositol as a nutrient was stimulated initially by the work of Woolley (1941) who reported that the alopecia that developed in albino mice raised on a semipurified diet was cured by adding inositol to the ration. Shortly thereafter, however, considera

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Mario Monti,Angelo Porta,Paul de Grauwe International Symposium (Harris ., 1964) on vitamin B. in honor of Professor Paul Gy?rgy, Roberts . (1964) mentioned that “.-amino butyric acid (GABA) plays an inhibitory or modulatory role in the central nervous sytem (CNS).” Since then, more direct evidence has accumulated to confirm both a neuro

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Paul W. MacAvoy,J. Gregory Sidakhave been applied in both fields. The information emerging from these studies indicates great similarities in nutritional requirements among insects and sufficient similarities between insects and mammals that data obtained with insects may have wide applicability in certain areas of vertebrate nutr