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Elevated CO<sub>2</sub> and the hidden hunger crisis: mechanisms, magnitudes, and mitigation of micronutrient dilution in staple crops. [PDF]
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Testing-Yield Mismatch in Inpatient Micronutrient Assessment in Inflammatory Bowel Disease: A Real-World Implementation-Gap Analysis. [PDF]
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Antioxidants and Micronutrients
Disease-a-Month, 2006ver the last two decades, we have seen a tremendous increase in onsumer use of antioxidants and other micronutrient supplements for educing risk of disease prevention and ailments. There is therefore a rowing need to understand the characteristics, tissue uptake, metabolism, iochemical interactions, and the biological activities of various dietary ...
Emmanuel C, Opara, Susie W, Rockway
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Nutrition, 2000
THE PROPOSITIONS FOR DISCUSSION. Single micronutrients: The observed effects of vitamin A supplementation on childhood mortality is related to the underlying nutritional deficiency: it is not a physiologic effect of pharmacologic doses of vitamin A.
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THE PROPOSITIONS FOR DISCUSSION. Single micronutrients: The observed effects of vitamin A supplementation on childhood mortality is related to the underlying nutritional deficiency: it is not a physiologic effect of pharmacologic doses of vitamin A.
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Nutrition, 1997
Micronutrient deficiency not only causes symptoms of severe deficiency, but may also cause more subtle effects on tissue function, including immune deficiency and oxidative damage. The duration of a deficiency state, which is necessary before such effects are clinically significant, is not known.
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Micronutrient deficiency not only causes symptoms of severe deficiency, but may also cause more subtle effects on tissue function, including immune deficiency and oxidative damage. The duration of a deficiency state, which is necessary before such effects are clinically significant, is not known.
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1999
Micronutrients needed by plants are Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn, B, Mo, Cl, Ni, Co, V, Si, and Na. The required amounts of each of these elements is very small but still essential for desirable plant growth and reproduction. These elements must be applied to soils cautiously for the range between deficient and toxic is very small.
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Micronutrients needed by plants are Cu, Fe, Mn, Zn, B, Mo, Cl, Ni, Co, V, Si, and Na. The required amounts of each of these elements is very small but still essential for desirable plant growth and reproduction. These elements must be applied to soils cautiously for the range between deficient and toxic is very small.
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