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The vitamin B6 deficiency syndrome in human infancy: biochemical and clinical observations

Scriver et al., 1963

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3845596060959103581
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Scriver C
Hutchison J
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Pediatrics

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A 14-month-old female infant with seizures, controlled by vitamin B6, was studied. Clinical and biochemical disturbances could be induced or corrected by manipulation of vitamin B6 intake. Seizures, hyperirritability, hyperacousis, and changes in growth rate comprised the …
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