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A Comparison of Heated Casein with Extracted Casein in the Basal Diet for the Determination of Vitamin A1

E. Neige Todhunter

College of Home Economics, State College of Washington, Pullman

A comparison was made of alcohol-extracted casein and heat-treated casein as a source of protein in the vitamin A-free basal diet of carefully matched experimental rats.

No marked differences were observed in the growth responses, time for depletion or survival period of groups of animals on the two diets, with and without added vitamin A supplement.


1 Published as scientific paper no. 354, College of Agriculture and Experiment Station, State College of Washington.

Manuscript received 31 October 1936.


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