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THE DETERMINATION OF VITAMIN A IN FECES

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1956 English Publisher:The Vitamin Society of JapanJournal:THE JOURNAL OF VITAMINOLOGY, volume 2, pages 171-176 (issn: 0022-5398, Copyright policy )
Authors: Tsuyuko Kawaguchi; Akiji Fujita; Haruhiko Nagase;

doi: 10.5925/jnsv1954.2.171

pmid: 13385948

THE DETERMINATION OF VITAMIN A IN FECES

Abstract

A procedure for determining a real vitamin A value in feces using chromatography is described. In the presence of much carotenoids in feces, it was found that a considerable amount of vitamin A appeared in petroleum benzine effluent and the method of determining real vitamin A in such cases was also described.

Keywords

Feces, Humans, Vitamin A

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