| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Effects of iron and zinc supplements on bioavailability of iron, copper, and zinc in young rats fed high fiber diets |
1983 |
317 |
The effects of iron and zinc supplements on growth and on trace mineral parameters of young rats fed high levels of fiber were studied. The sources for fiber were Kellogg's all-bran, Quaker corn bran, Kellogg's Most, and Ener-G rice bran. Animals fed... |
| In vivo and in vitro effects of retinoids on the histological changes in colorectal tissue |
1984 |
406 |
The purpose of this study was to determine the histological changes induced by high physiological levels of dietary retinoids on rat colorectal tissue in vivo and on human colorectal adenomas and adenocarcinomas in vitro. For the in vivo study, young... |
| The effects of zinc and copper supplementation on blood lipids and trace minerals deposition of young male rats fed either coconut oil or corn oil |
1983 |
230 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of zinc and copper supplementation on plasma total and HDL-cholesterol and the availabilty of copper, iron, and zinc of young male rats fed either coconut oil or corn oil. Dietary factors inclu... |
| Effects of zinc and vitamin B-6 supplementation on growth and mineral deposition of young rats fed various levels of protein |
1984 |
263 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of zinc and vitamin B-6 supplementation on growth and mineral deposition of young rats fed various levels of protein. Dietary factors included three levels of protein (7.5, 15, and 30%), three ... |
| The effects of zinc and copper supplementation on growth, lipid profiles, and trace mineral status in young male rats |
1985 |
197 |
The purposes of this study were to investigate the effects of low and high levels of zinc and copper supplements, and the effects of zinc/ copper ratios on growth, lipid profiles, and trace mineral status of young male rats. The study was conducted i... |
| Effects of dietary fatty acids, polyunsaturated/saturated ratios, and fat levels on growth and mineral deposition in young male rats |
1990 |
218 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate dietary effects of short-chain saturated (SCSFA), long-chain saturated (LCSFA), longchain monounsaturated (LCMFA), and long-chain polyunsaturated (LCPFA) fatty acids on growth and mineral status in male we... |
| An evaluation of broad bean, Vicia faba, and whole wheat combinations for growth, development, and maintenance of rats |
1981 |
585 |
The purpose of this study was to compare growth, development, and maintenance of young and adult rats fed whole-wheat and broad-bean protein combinations. Criteria used to evaluate the nutritive value of the protein combinations for young animals inc... |
| Nutritional status of a group of Bolivians living in the state of Cochabamba |
1982 |
373 |
The nutritional status of 710 Bolivians was evaluated in connection with a project sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development for the promotion of soybean utilization. Rural and urban families residing in the state of Cochaba... |
| Changes in body weight and serum lipid levels in low, moderate, and highly competitive male participants of a cardiac rehabilitation program |
1986 |
215 |
Fifty-eight white, married, nonsmoking male participants of the Greensboro Cardiac Rehabilitation Program were divided into low (Group I), moderate (Group II), and highly competitive (Group III) groups based on their percentile scores on the "H" (har... |
| The effect of zinc toxicity on the calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium content of bone and blood in young rats |
1962 |
191 |
Aristotle believed the food of plants and animals to be composed of four "essential elements"--earth, air, fire and water. While our present day concepts of nutrition differ radically from such early beliefs, information in this branch of science is ... |
| A study of the effects of calcium and phosphorus supplements on the mineral metabolism of young rats fed high levels of zinc |
1964 |
239 |
Young male rats were used to investigate the effect of zinc toxicity on the metabolism of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, copper, and iron in the presence and the absence of calcium and phosphorus supplements. Results of the study indicated tha... |
| A study of the effect of manganese toxicity on growth and mineral metabolism of young rats |
1965 |
296 |
The effects of high levels of manganese on growth, hemoglobin levels, liver constituents, and bone mineralization of young male rats were investigated in this study. Results from this study indicate that high levels of dietary manganese are associate... |
| A program evaluation of existing and proposed American Heart Association nutrition education curricula |
1993 |
190 |
The purpose of this study was to plan and implement a program evaluation for the North Carolina Affiliate of the American Heart Association. A total design method mail survey was developed to collect demographic data on the survey respondents, summat... |
| Assessing dietary change among participants in the "Diet and health study of colon adenomas" |
1994 |
232 |
The specific aims of this research were to investigate if a computer generated nutrient analysis with personalized recommendations affected change in diet of post colonoscopy patients and to determine if people with colonic adenomas adhered to dietar... |
| Effect of a staff nutrition education program on the nutrition status of clients with mental retardation living in ICF/MR group homes |
1996 |
147 |
The specific aims of this research were to assess the nutritional status of a group of clients with mental retardation living in a unit of ICF/MR group homes, before and after a nutrition education training curriculum for their direct care staff. Sev... |
| Effect of high pressure steaming, low pressure steaming, and a steam jacketed kettle on frozen vegetables, ascorbic acid and color retention |
1968 |
296 |
This study was conducted to determine the effect of high pressure steaming, low pressure steaming, and a steam jacketed kettle on the retention of ascorbic acid and color in frozen broccoli spears and frozen tiny, new, whole potatoes. Institutional p... |
| An investigation of the relationship of oxidized carotenoids to off-odor development in dehydrated foods |
1969 |
323 |
A series of tests were conducted in which the odors of standard and impaired, precooked, dehydrated sweetpotato flakes were compared with the odors of oxidized carotenoid fractions which had been isolated from sweetpotatoes. In another series of test... |
| A study of the zinc toxicity alleviating factor(s) in soybean meal |
1970 |
210 |
The effects of 5, 10, and 20% levels of soybean meal and several fractions of soybean meal on the growth, hemoglobin levels, and liver copper and iron levels of rats fed 0.8% of zinc were determined in an attempt to characterize the factor(s) in soyb... |
| An attempt to isolate the precursors of off flavor in oxidized dehydrated sweet potato flakes |
1971 |
1012 |
Recent studies of the development of "off flavor" in dehydrated sweet potato flakes have implicated a lipid fraction containing a small amount of carotenoid epoxide. The fraction also appeared to contain other compounds which could be the precursors ... |
| In vitro availability of essential amino acids, and the protein efficiency ration of cooked cicer arietinum |
1973 |
383 |
The legume Cicer arietinum (chick-pea) is a commonly used source of dietary protein in India because of its high biological value and non-toxic nature. The objective of this investigation was to study the effects of cooking on the availability of fou... |
| Effects of dietary fat levels and fat sources on growth and trace mineral deposition in young male rats |
1987 |
141 |
This study investigated the effects of dietary fat levels and fat sources on growth and trace mineral deposition in young male rats at four weeks. Dietary factors included four levels of fat (2.5, 5, 10, and 20%) and three fat sources for each of two... |
| Investigation of dietary zinc and linoleic acid interactions in the Sprague-Dawley rat |
1988 |
251 |
Ihe purpose of this Study was to investigate the hypothesis of a dietary interaction in young rats fed diets with and without zinc and linoleic acid. The parameters used to assess the interaction(s) included feed intake; weight gain; leukocyte alkali... |
| Effects of biotin, vitamin B-6, and zinc on growth and trace mineral status of young male rats fed adequate and excess protein |
1989 |
173 |
This study investigated the effects of biotin, vitamin B-6, and zinc supplements on growth of and trace mineral deposition in young male rats. The animals were kept on experiment for 4 weeks and had free access to food and water while on experiment. ... |
| Influence of zinc supplementation on protein utilization in young rats |
1977 |
192 |
Two experiments were conducted to determine the effects of zinc supplementation on the utilization of various qualities of protein for growth and development of rats. A 4x2x3 factorial experimental design was used in which four protein sources (egg w... |
| Effect of a heart health nutrition program on elementary school children in Piedmont North Carolina |
1990 |
212 |
The purposes of this study were to determine the effect of a heart health nutrition education program on knowledge and behavior of third grade students enrolled in a public school in Piedmont North Carolina and to assess the differential effect of pa... |
| The effects of zinc nutrition on the copper and iron status of the young rat |
1972 |
235 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the copper-zinc-iron interrelationship at low to normal levels of dietary zinc intake. The effects of supplements of copper, iron, and zinc on growth and mineral metabolism of young rats fed zinc deficient... |
| The 24-hr. recall and its application with an elderly population |
1977 |
327 |
A study was conducted to test the validity of a common nutrition survey technique, the 24-hr. recall, with an elderly population. Three hypotheses were developed: 1) For a group of ¬elderly subjects, the 24-hr. dietary recall reflects actual caloric ... |
| The ability of a basal ration to alleviate biological changes in rats resulting from previous consumption of high zinc diets |
1965 |
336 |
The ability of a basal ration to alleviate the adverse effects of a high level, of dietary zinc on growth, hemoglobin, liver mineral constituents, and bone mineralization in young male rats was studied. Zinc toxicity resulted in a marked decrease in ... |
| Calcium and phosphorus retention in frozen okra and spinach cooked in a steam jacketed kettle, a low-pressure steamer, and a high-pressure steamer |
1967 |
273 |
This study was conducted to determine the retention of calcium and of phosphorus in frozen okra and spinach cooked in a steam jacketed kettle, a low-pressure steamer, and a high-pressure steamer. Frozen institutional packages, each weighing 3 pounds,... |
| Protein-zinc interrelationship in young rats |
1973 |
184 |
The purposes of this study were to determine if the presence of zinc could improve the utilization of dietary protein by young rats and if the response of young rats to zinc supplementation were affected by the level of protein in the diet. Criteria ... |