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Journal of Nutrition Vol. 10 No. 1 July 1935, pp. 35-44
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Studies of Crystalline Vitamin B

V. The Effect of Graduated Doses on Growing Rats

Seven Figures

Robert E. Waterman and Marion Ammerman

Department of Physiological Chemistry, Teachers College, Columbia University

1. The various units of B assay have been compared by means of feeding tests with crystalline vitamin B.
2. The effects on growth of increasing doses of crystalline B, ranging from 0.5 {gamma} to 160 {gamma} per day, have been observed.
3. The stimulative effect persists up to and probably beyond a dosage of 160 {gamma}, an amount 80 to 160 times that necessary for maintenance of life.

Manuscript received 29 December 1934.




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