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The answers here published have been prepared by competent authorities. they do not, however, represent the opinions of any official bodies unless specifically stated in the reply.Anonymous communications and queries on postal cards will not be noticed.Every letter must contain the w'riter's name and address, but these will be omitted on request. MILK AS A PREVENTIVE OF LEAD POISONINGTo the editor:-Please advise whether the taking of large quantities of milk has any bearing on the prevention of lead poisoning. Is

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The Relationship Between Food and Water Intakes in Mice

Bing¹,

Mendel²

1931

American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content

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Wheat as a Dietary Source of Iron

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Bing

1940

The Journal of Nutrition

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The Vitamin B and the Vitamin G Requirements of the Albino Mouse

Bing

Mendel

1929

The Journal of Nutrition

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Franklin C. Bing

The History of the Word ‘Metabolism’

Effect of Calcium and Phosphorus on Retention of Lead by Growing Organism

The Relationship Between Food and Water Intakes in Mice

Wheat as a Dietary Source of Iron

The Vitamin B and the Vitamin G Requirements of the Albino Mouse

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