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Vitamin E Deficiency And Neurologic Disease
Annual Review of Nutrition, 1988During the recent resurgence of interest in the clinical uses of vitamin E, one of the major foci of attention has been the neurologic role of vitamin E in humans. Studies in patients with secondary vitamin E deficiency, caused by fat malabsorption disorders and total parenteral nutrition lacking an adequate supply of vitamin E, have elucidated a ...
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Vitamin E deficiency and chemical carcinogenesis
Experientia, 1970Mannliche Ratten erhielten wahrend mehr als 14 Monaten eine an Vitamin E arme, jedoch an ungesattigten Fettsauren reiche Diat. Vitamin E-Mangel (jeweils mit und ohne niedrigem N-2-Fluorenylacetamid-Gehalt) hemmte das Tumorwachstum nicht und fuhrte zu keiner Zunahme der Karzinogenese, was durch Kontrollen bestatigt wurde.
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[Isolated vitamin E deficiency].
Fortschritte der Neurologie-Psychiatrie, 1990Since the detection of vitamin E in 1922, nearly 50 years passed until the recognition that there is a pathogenic vitamin E deficiency in humans. Such a deficiency can be found mostly in a disturbed resorption or transport of the vitamin (mucoviscidosis, chronic cholestasis, abetalipoproteinaemia) and leads typically to a progredient spinocerebellar ...
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Vitamin E deficiency in premature infants
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1979THE PURPOSE of this report is to present a brief overview of biochemical and nutritional aspects of vitamin E, particularly as related to premature infants. A number of review articles are available which present detailed information on absorption and metabolism of tocopherols, dietary issues, animal studies, and controversies regarding cellular ...
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Vitamin E Deficiency in Uganda
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1967J A, Tulloch, N K, Sood
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