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F. Kingsbury, J. Sedgwick (1917)
THE URIC ACID CONTENT OF THE BLOOD OF NEW-BORNSJournal of Biological Chemistry, 31
P. Howe, H. Mattill, P. Hawk (1911)
FASTING STUDIES. III. NITROGEN PARTITION OF TWO MEN THROUGH SEVEN-DAY FASTS FOLLOWING THE PROLONGED INGESTION OF A LOW-PROTEIN DIET; SUPPLEMENTED BY COMPARATIVE DATA FROM THE SUBSEQUENT FEEDING PERIOD.Journal of the American Chemical Society, 33
L. Holt, A. Courtney, H. Fales
A METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FAT IN DRIED FECES AND ITS DISTRIBUTION AS SOAP, FREE FATTY ACIDS AND NEUTRAL FAT: AN APPLICATION TO FECES OF THE ROESE-GOTTLIEB METHOD FOR DETERMINING FAT IN DRIED AND CONDENSED MILKSJAMA Pediatrics, 17
New-born calves excrete feces during the first week of life which show distinct variations in the gross appearance. A study was made, therefore, of the amount of fat present in the feces, from birth to the time when the calves were approximately a week old. It is during this time that the calf readjusts its metabolic activities from that of an intra-uterine existence to one in which it subsists by absorption from its gastro-intestinal tract. It was found in general that the fat content of feces increases from birth to approximately the third day, after which it decreases and assumes an approximately normal level. At the time of the high fat content, there is present in the feces a greater proportion of fatty acids in the form of soap, indicating a lack of absorption on the part of the young animal. METHOD The method used for the determination of fat
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Jan 1, 1921
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