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An Improved Synthetic Ration for Vitamin B4 Studies1

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O. L. Kline, H. R. Bird, C. A. Elvehjem and E. B. Hart

Department of Agricultural Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison

1. A revised method for the study of vitamin B4 in chicks has been described.
2. Changes in a synthetic ration for these studies, previously described, include purification of the casein and use of highly potent sources of the factors in the B complex other than B4.
3. It was found necessary to add to the ration a substance which prevents the occurrence of lesions in the lining of the gizzard of the experimental chicks. Dried lung tissue is a potent source of this ‘gizzard factor.’.
4. On the improved basal synthetic ration a nutritional paralysis occurs in 100 per cent of the animals, which may be prevented by addition of supplements such as peanuts, brain, kidney or liver tissue.


1 Published with the permission of the director of the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station.

Manuscript received 31 January 1936.





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