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    Comparison of bioavailability of the vitamin A‐forming carotinoids (beta‐cryptoxanthin. beta‐carotene and alpha‐carotene)

    Comparison of bioavailability of the vitamin A‐forming carotinoids (beta‐cryptoxanthin. beta‐carotene and alpha‐carotene) by Burri, Betty Jane, Chang, Jasmine, Neidlinger, Terry Ray

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    DGAT 1 (Acyl CoA:diacylglycerol acyltransferase 1) catalyzes the formation of many types of retinyl ester in mice

    DGAT 1 (Acyl CoA:diacylglycerol acyltransferase 1) catalyzes the formation of many types of retinyl ester in mice by Burri, Betty Jane, Neidlinger, Terry Ray

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    The impact of biochemical and physiological factors on the correlation between dietary and serum lycopene

    The impact of biochemical and physiological factors on the correlation between dietary and serum lycopene by Burri, Betty Jane, Nelson, Mindy Dopler, Neidlinger, Terry Ray

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    Supercritical fluid extraction and reversed-phase liquid chromatography methods for vitamin A and β-carotene heterogeneous distribution of vitamin A in the liver

    Supercritical fluid extraction and reversed-phase liquid chromatography methods for vitamin A and β-carotene heterogeneous distribution of vitamin A in the liver by Burri, Betty Jane, Neidlinger, Terry Ray, Lo, Annie O., Kwan, Cynthia, Wong, Monica R.

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    Dietary Intakes and Serum Concentrations of Vitamin E and Total Carotenoids of Healthy Adults with Severe Physical Disabilities are Lower than Matched Controls

    Dietary Intakes and Serum Concentrations of Vitamin E and Total Carotenoids of Healthy Adults with Severe Physical Disabilities are Lower than Matched Controls by JANE BURRI, BETTY, NEIDLINGER, TERRY RAY

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