Role of Members of the Vitamin B Complex in Enzyme Systems

Quastel, J. H.

doi:10.1079/pns19460022

Proc. Nutr. Soc.

1946

DOI: 10.1079/pns19460022

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Role of Members of the Vitamin B Complex in Enzyme Systems

J. H. Quastel

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The value of whale‐liver meal and whale‐meat meal as sources of the vitamin‐B complex in the ration of farm animals

Pritchard

Wraige

1952

J Sci Food Agric

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Whale‐meat and ‐liver meals, long used in animal feeding‐stuffs as protein‐source, also contain B vitamins. Samples representing 1950–51 season's production of two British whaling companies operating from Great Britain have been examined for six members of the vitamin‐B complex by microbiological methods. The results, compared with those obtained on other feeding stuffs and with published figures, indicate that whale‐meat meal is similar to ordinary meat meal, but whale‐liver meal is very rich in these factors. Examination of animal requirements indicates that both products would make a substantial contribution to the daily vitamin‐B needs of farm stock.

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The value of whale‐liver meal and whale‐meat meal as sources of the vitamin‐B complex in the ration of farm animals

Pritchard

Wraige

1952

J Sci Food Agric

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The Vitamin B Complex: Introductory Survey

Harris

Kodíček

1946

Proc. Nutr. Soc.

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81 abnormality and the lack of the factor for any vitamin other than aneurin (vitamin B1). We have now at last a final proof that ancurin pyrophosphate is the actual factor missing in the avitaniinous brain (Banga, Ochoa and Peters, 1839). It has taken long t o reach this.Always the pliysiology will take the longest. Thc fact is that chemistry and hiochcmistry have rushed ahead lately and we must not be disappointed if the true nutritional wet+ takes rather longer to do, bccause it involves physiology. Today we shall be discussing our subject from the dual aspccts of pure biochemistry and of nutrition.

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Growth Factors and Growth Inhibitors for Micro-organisms

Knight

1946

Proc. Nutr. Soc.

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Role of Members of the Vitamin B Complex in Enzyme Systems

Cited by 5 publications

References 115 publications

The value of whale‐liver meal and whale‐meat meal as sources of the vitamin‐B complex in the ration of farm animals

The value of whale‐liver meal and whale‐meat meal as sources of the vitamin‐B complex in the ration of farm animals

The Vitamin B Complex: Introductory Survey

Growth Factors and Growth Inhibitors for Micro-organisms

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