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Chemical evidence of the quantitative thiamine and riboflavin requirements of the rat during pregnancy and the development of the fetus
Two techniques have been investigated to determine more accurately the quantitative riboflavin needs of the rat during reproduction. One procedure, that of determining the deposition of riboflavin in the developing fetal and placental tissues at several intervals during pregnancy, has revealed a
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