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CORRIGENDAEffect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in manJonas Bergström, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John WahrenJonas BergströmPage 170: Jonas Bergstrm, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John Wahren. “Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man.” Page 175: the second paragraph of acknowledgments should read: This investigation was supported by grants from the Karolinska Institutet (Stiftelsen Gustaf och Tyra Svenssons Minne), the Swedish Medical Council (project nos. K67-19X-1002-02, K68-19X-1002-03, and B69-19X-2647-0lA), The Swedish Nutrition Foundation, and the Semper Fund for Nutrition Research., Eric HultmanPage 170: Jonas Bergstrm, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John Wahren. “Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man.” Page 175: the second paragraph of acknowledgments should read: This investigation was supported by grants from the Karolinska Institutet (Stiftelsen Gustaf och Tyra Svenssons Minne), the Swedish Medical Council (project nos. K67-19X-1002-02, K68-19X-1002-03, and B69-19X-2647-0lA), The Swedish Nutrition Foundation, and the Semper Fund for Nutrition Research., Lennart JorfeldtPage 170: Jonas Bergstrm, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John Wahren. “Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man.” Page 175: the second paragraph of acknowledgments should read: This investigation was supported by grants from the Karolinska Institutet (Stiftelsen Gustaf och Tyra Svenssons Minne), the Swedish Medical Council (project nos. K67-19X-1002-02, K68-19X-1002-03, and B69-19X-2647-0lA), The Swedish Nutrition Foundation, and the Semper Fund for Nutrition Research., Bengt PernowPage 170: Jonas Bergstrm, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John Wahren. “Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man.” Page 175: the second paragraph of acknowledgments should read: This investigation was supported by grants from the Karolinska Institutet (Stiftelsen Gustaf och Tyra Svenssons Minne), the Swedish Medical Council (project nos. K67-19X-1002-02, K68-19X-1002-03, and B69-19X-2647-0lA), The Swedish Nutrition Foundation, and the Semper Fund for Nutrition Research., and John WahrenPage 170: Jonas Bergstrm, Eric Hultman, Lennart Jorfeldt, Bengt Pernow, and John Wahren. “Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man.” Page 175: the second paragraph of acknowledgments should read: This investigation was supported by grants from the Karolinska Institutet (Stiftelsen Gustaf och Tyra Svenssons Minne), the Swedish Medical Council (project nos. K67-19X-1002-02, K68-19X-1002-03, and B69-19X-2647-0lA), The Swedish Nutrition Foundation, and the Semper Fund for Nutrition Research.Published Online:01 Jun 1969https://doi.org/10.1152/jappl.1969.26.6.866-uMoreSectionsPDF (150 KB)Download PDF ToolsExport citationAdd to favoritesGet permissionsTrack citations ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailWeChat "Effect of nicotinic acid on physical working capacity and on metabolism of muscle glycogen in man." Journal of Applied Physiology, 26(6), p. 866 Previous Back to Top Next Download PDF FiguresReferencesRelatedInformation More from this issue > Volume 26Issue 6June 1969Pages 866-866 Copyright & PermissionsCopyright © 1969 the American Physiological Societyhttps://doi.org/10.1152/jappl.1969.26.6.866-uHistory Published online 1 June 1969 Published in print 1 June 1969 Metrics
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