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Effects of dietary boron in rats fed a vitamin D-deficient diet.Dupre et al., 1994
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- Dupre J
- Keenan M
- Hegsted M
- Brudevold A
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- Environmental health perspectives
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Although boron has long been known to be a required nutrient for plants, it was not until recently that there was any suggestion of a nutritional requirement for animals and humans. Addition of boron to the diet of vitamin D-deficient chicks indicated that boron may play a role …
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