“Animal Protein Factor” and Vitamin B12 in the Nutrition of Animals

Zucker, T. F.; Zucker, Lois M.

doi:10.1016/s0083-6729(08)60666-4

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“…A widely practised method of producing such a deficiency is by the use of thyroid-active materials like iodinated casein. Young growing animals fed on diets supplemented with thyroprotein were therefore used by early investigators (Zucker & Zucker, 1950) for assays of liver preparations. In the presence of an ample supply of other nutrients, iodinated casein induces retardation of growth and subsequently a high mortality, which are partially counteracted by supplementation of the ration with vitamin B12 (Emerson, 1949;Cuthbertson, 1949;Sure & Easterling, 1950;Graham, Reichstein, Watson & Hier, 1952).…”

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