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Calcium bioavailability from heated oyster shell-seaweed calcium (active absorbable algae calcium) as assessed by urinary calcium excretion.
尿のカルシウム排出により評価した加熱カキ殻・海藻カルシウム(活性化吸収性藻類カルシウム)からの生物学的カルシウム利用能
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Volume:
14
Issue:
1
Page:
31-34
Publication year:
1996
JST Material Number:
L0163A
ISSN:
0914-8779
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Article
Article type:
原著論文
Country of issue:
Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)
Language:
ENGLISH (EN)
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Animal metabolism and nutrition in general
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