New Techniques in Nutritional Research 1991
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-747025-2.50011-2
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The Use of Stable Isotopes in Vitamin Research

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“…This was in spite of the fact that when guinea-pigs in various stages of vitamin C depletion were given [ 14 C]methacetin and breath 14 CO 2 was collected, the amount of label found in the breath was there in proportion to status. However, a human study carried out in adult Gambian males failed to demonstrate any correlation between the metabolism of [ 13 C]methacetin and vitamin C status (Powers, 1987(Powers, , 1991. The reasons for the failure of the human study may be because the vitamin C deficiency in the guinea-pigs was more severe.…”
Section: Influence Of Nutrients or Nutritional Status On Drug Metabolismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was in spite of the fact that when guinea-pigs in various stages of vitamin C depletion were given [ 14 C]methacetin and breath 14 CO 2 was collected, the amount of label found in the breath was there in proportion to status. However, a human study carried out in adult Gambian males failed to demonstrate any correlation between the metabolism of [ 13 C]methacetin and vitamin C status (Powers, 1987(Powers, , 1991. The reasons for the failure of the human study may be because the vitamin C deficiency in the guinea-pigs was more severe.…”
Section: Influence Of Nutrients or Nutritional Status On Drug Metabolismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bates et al (1982) reported that plasma vitamin C was at its lowest between the months of July and October. It is interesting, however, that when attempts were made to assess the functional vitamin C status of young adult men living in Keneba in The Gambia, no evidence of functional vitamin C deficiency could be detected (Powers, 1991).…”
Section: Is T H E R E An Optimal Plasma Level O F Vitamin C T O P R Omentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experiments using [14C]methacetin in guinea-pigs in various states of vitamin C depletion showed an excellent agreement between the level of 14C02 in the breath and plasma vitamin C (Powers, 1987). When, however, [13C]methacetin was given to human volunteers before and after vitamin C supplementation there was no relationship between the level of I3CO2 enrichment and the plasma vitamin C (Powers, 1991). However, Dr Powers' studies were done on Gambian men in the rainy season.…”
Section: Is T H E R E An Optimal Plasma Level O F Vitamin C T O P R Omentioning
confidence: 99%