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Journal of Nutrition Vol. 25 No. 5 May 1943, pp. 427-431
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Increased Resistance to Ulcerative Cecitis of Rats on a Diet Deficient in the Vitamin B Complex

A. L. Bloomfield and W. Lew

Department of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, San Francisco, California

Rats which received a diet deficient in the vitamin B complex over a period of months failed to develop "spontaneous ulcerative cecitis" except, very mildly, in an occasional animal. One-half of the litter-mate controls, on the other hand, had the disease, for the most part in well-advanced form. This, then, is an example of increased resistance to infection, rather than increased susceptibility, brought about by undernutrition and vitamin deficiency.


Manuscript received 21 September 1942.





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