Influence Of Dietary Calcium Research Articles

INFLUENCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM UPON COMPOSITION OF MINERALIZED TISSUES AND UPON SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ENAMEL TO EROSION IN VIVO.

INFLUENCE OF DIETARY CALCIUM UPON COMPOSITION OF MINERALIZED TISSUES AND UPON SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ENAMEL TO EROSION IN VIVO.

Influence of Dietary Calcium and Zinc on Calcium-45, Phosphorus-32 and Zinc-65 Metabolism in Swine

Influence of Dietary Calcium and Zinc on Calcium-45, Phosphorus-32 and Zinc-65 Metabolism in Swine

Influence of Dietary Calcium, Phosphorus and Vitamin D3 on Ca45, P32 and Sr85 Uptake by Chicks

Influence of Dietary Calcium, Phosphorus and Vitamin D3 on Ca45, P32 and Sr85 Uptake by Chicks

URINARY CALCIUM EXCRETION AND BLOOD CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE BOVINE NEAR THE TIME OF PARTURITION

URINARY CALCIUM EXCRETION AND BLOOD CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE BOVINE NEAR THE TIME OF PARTURITION

Further Studies on the Influence of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus on the Incidence of Milk Fever

Further Studies on the Influence of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus on the Incidence of Milk Fever

The Influence of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus on the Incidence of Milk Fever in Dairy Cattle

The Influence of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus on the Incidence of Milk Fever in Dairy Cattle

The influence of dietary calcium and phosphorus upon tooth formation

The influence of dietary calcium and phosphorus upon tooth formation

Influence of Dietary Calcium and Phosphorus upon Action of Vitamin D in Experimental Lead Poisoning

In the preceding paper1 a marked effect of vitamin D on the blood and bone lead concentrations of lead-fed animals was demonstrated. In view of the great importance attached to the dietary calcium and phosphorus content in lead poisoning2, 3, 4 investigations were undertaken to determine the part these factors play upon the previously noted action of the antirachitic vitamin.The basal diet used in the previous experiment contained traces of calcium (0.03%) and small amounts of phosphorus (0.246%) to which basic lead carbonate was added. To this basal diet 2.5% of calcium carbonate was added to produce a high calcium low phosphorus diet; and 2.75% of anhydrous Na2HPO4 was added to produce the high phosphorus low calcium diet. The diets are described below:Albino rats raised in our laboratory from an original Wistar strain were used. The mothers were kept on the stock diet of Bills, et a.5 The young were weaned at 21 days, at which time they were placed on the stock diet. At the age of 23 to 25 days this wa...