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Mechanism of zinc homeostasis by Oberleas, Donald

“…Homeostatic equilibrium of a nutrient is characteristic of a healthy body. For zinc, phytate has been shown to alter that equilibrium in several monogastric…”
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Phytate in foods by Harland, B F, Oberleas, D

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Molybdenum requirement of female rats by Wang, X, Oberleas, D, Yang, M T, Yang, S P

“…Sixty 3-wk-old female Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into six groups of 10 animals each. Group 1 was fed for 8 wk purified AIN-76A diet (basal diet)…”
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A modified method for phytate analysis using an ion-exchange procedure: application to textured vegetable proteins [Soybeans] by Harland B.F, Oberleas D

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The determination of phytate and inositol phosphates by Oberleas, D

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Validation of a column liquid chromatographic method for phytate by Oberleas, D, Harland, B

“…A column liquid chromatographic method that uses a spectrophotometric detector for the analysis of phytate and other inositol phosphates in foodstuffs and…”
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Effect of washing procedures on trace-element content of hair by Assarian, G S, Oberleas, D

“…A pooled sample of hair was divided and portions prepared for analysis by three washing procedures, to evaluate the effect of washing procedure on the…”
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High performance liquid chromatography analysis of phytate (IP6) in selected foods by Harland, Barbara F., Smikle-Williams, Suzette, Oberleas, Donald

“…Populations whose dietary staples consist primarily of foods of plant seeds origin, such as beans, maize, whole grains or flat breads have the greatest…”
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Growth as Affected by Zinc and Protein Nutrition by OBERLEAS, D., PRASAD, A.S.

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Changes in activities of zinc-dependent enzymes in zinc-deficient tissues of rats by Prasad, A S, Oberleas, D

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Growth as affected by zic and protein nutrition by Oberleas, D, Prasad, A S

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Zinc deficiency in sickle cell disease by Prasad, A S, Schoomaker, E B, Ortega, J, Brewer, G J, Oberleas, D, Oelshlegel, Jr, F J

“…Clinical similarities between patients with sickle cell anemia and zinc-deficient subjects suggested a secondary zinc deficiency in sickle cell anemia. Zinc…”
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Nutritional agents which affect metabolic zinc status by Oberleas, D, Harland, B F

“…As the number of factors which affect zinc absorption and homeostasis increase, it becomes more apparent that the relative zinc status of the population cannot…”
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Effect of oral contraceptive agents on nutrients: II. Vitamins by Prasad, AS, Oberleas, D, Moghissi, KS, Stryker, JC, Lei, KY

“…Clinical, biochemical and nutritional data were collected from a large population of women using oral contraceptive agents. Higher incidence of abnormal…”
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Dietary metal-complexing agents and zinc availability in the rat by Oberleas, D, Muhrer, M E, O'Dell, B L

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Zinc deficiency, disturbed children, and civil rights by Piggott, L, Caldwell, D, Oberleas, D

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Young Children Feeding And Zinc Levels Of Complementary Foods In Western Cameroon by Kana, SMM, Kikafunda, JK, Meli, FC, Gouado, I, Zollo, PHA, Oberleas, D, Tetanye, E

“…Malnutrition among young children in Cameroon starts during complementary feeding or the transition period. Last nutritional surveys indicated high prevalence…”
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Effect of oral contraceptive agents on nutrients: I. Minerals by Prasad, AS, Oberleas, D, Moghissi, KS, Lei, KY, Stryker, JC

“…The epidemiological aspects of oral contraceptive agents on nutrient metabolism were studied in a large population of women. Incidence of clinical…”
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Studies on zinc deficiency: changes in trace elements and enzyme activities in tissues of zinc-deficient rats by Prasad, A S, Oberleas, D, Wolf, P, Horwitz, H P

“…Zinc content of testes, bones, esophagus, kidneys, and muscles was decreased, whereas iron content was increased in the testes of zinc-deficient rats compared…”
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Anion-exchange method for determination of phytate in foods: collaborative study by Harland, B F, Oberleas, D

“…Phytate, a naturally occurring organic compound found in plant seeds, roots, and tubers, was determined in a collaborative study using a modified…”
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