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    Resistant Starch Intakes in the United States by Murphy, Mary M., MS, RD, Douglass, Judith Spungen, MS, RD, Birkett, Anne, PhD

    “…Abstract Objective Dietary fiber represents a broad class of undigested carbohydrate components. The components vary in chemical and physical nature and in…”
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    Dietary exposures to mineral hydrocarbons from food-use applications in the United States by Heimbach, J.T., Bodor, A.R., Douglass, J.S., Barraj, L.M., Cohen, S.C., Biles, R.W., Faust, H.R.

    Published in Food and Chemical Toxicology (01-05-2002)
    “…Food-use applications of mineral hydrocarbons (MHC) derived from petroleum sources result in dietary exposure to these compounds by consumers. Food…”
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    Use of food-intake surveys to estimate exposures to nonnutrients by Petersen, BJ, Chaisson, CF, Douglass, JS

    Published in The American journal of clinical nutrition (01-01-1994)
    “…Several steps must be taken in estimating intake of (or exposure to) dietary nonnutrients such as additives, drug residues, pesticide residues, toxicants, and…”
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    Nutritional availability to rats of selenium in tuna, beef kidney, and wheat by Douglass, J S, Morris, V C, Soares, Jr, J H, Levander, O A

    Published in The Journal of nutrition (01-12-1981)
    “…Weanling male rats were fed a selenium (Se)-deficient 40% Torula yeast diet for 4 weeks and were then continued on depletion for another 4 weeks or were…”
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    Evaluation of the budget method for screening food additive intakes by Douglass, J S, Barraj, L M, Tennant, D R, Long, W R, Chaisson, C F

    Published in Food additives and contaminants (01-11-1997)
    “…The Budget Method, originally developed for determining food additive use limits, has been proposed as a tool for screening food additive intakes to establish…”
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