Effect of Two Levels of Intake of a Vitamin a Depletion Ration on Some Blood Constituents and Deficiency Criteria in the Dairy Calf

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques; Helmboldt, C. F.; Dembiczak, Cecilia M.; Jungherr, E. L.; Eaton, H.D.; Beall, Geoffrey

doi:10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(54)91337-5

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Blood and Liver Vitamin A1

Its Presence In Vitro Increased Ash Deposition 200 Times1

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“…Connecticut workers have studied vitamin A de pletion in the calf in a series of reports. They found (202) that the level of food intake of a vitamin A deple tion ration has no influence on the quantity of plasma carotenoids or vitamin A. However, these substances were in greater concentration in the liver of calves on the high level of feeding.…”

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“…Later workers (138) In comparing two levels of energy intake of a vitamin A deplete ration (202), the greater incidence of squamous metaplasia of the interlobular ducts of the parotid gland at the upper intake, suggests a greater stress associated, with faster growth. There is, then, the possibility of a greater requirement in this condition.…”

Section: Its Presence In Vitro Increased Ash Deposition 200 Timesmentioning

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