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Nutrition and Metabolic Development in Mammals, the finished product (the adult) is contained in a single fertilized cell. Why this cell starts dividing and differentiating is still a mystery. Basically, development consists of repression and derepression of certain genes. On the whole, development is a “one-way street.” Under ordinary circumsta

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Nutrition and Cellular Growth,ent, however, does not take into account the contribution made by various cellular and noncellular components. More recently, the finding that deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is located almost entirely within the nucleus and that the amount of DNA is constant within the diploid nucleus of any species (B

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Nutrition and Brain Neurotransmitters,y the neurons that release these neurotransmitters. Neurotransmitters are compounds that the body uses to transmit information from one neuron to another or to muscle or glandular cells. The amount of a particular neurotransmitter present in the brain is determined by (1) the number of neurons that

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Early Infant Nutrition: Breast Feeding,al, and biological interaction between mother and offspring, both in pregnancy and lactation, with . affecting the other, and, at the same time, by considering the early stages of the young human organism according to the biological classification of Bostock (1962)—that is, the fetus, the exterogest