Biomedical subjects
L J Filer
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Saccharin metabolism in Macaca mulatta.
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Fetal and placental composition in experimental maternal diabetes.
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Infant feeding in the nineteen seventies.
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The use and abuse of vitamin A.
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Iron-fortified formulas.
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Food consumption and growth of normal infants fed milk-based formulas.
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Placental transmission and fetal distribution of cyclamate in early human pregnancy.
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Increased collagen synthesis in arthrogryposis multiplex congenita.
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Acceptance of unsalted strained foods by normal infants.
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Excretion of fat by normal full-term infants fed various milks and formulas.
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Growth and serum chemical values of normal breastfed infants.
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Protein intake for low-birth-weight infants.
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Relationship between formula concentration and rate of growth of normal infants.
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Triglyceride configuration and fat absorption by the human infant.
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The USA today--is it free of public health nutrition problems? Anemia.
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Cyclamate and cyclohexylamine: transfer across the hemochorial placenta.
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Hematologic aspects of vitamin E. Introductory remarks.
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