THE SYNTHESIS OF VITAMINS BY INTESTINAL BACTERIA IN MAN AND THE EFFECT OF CELLULOSE:I. SYNTHESIS OF RIBOFLAVIN
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概要
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In experiments in human subject, it was found that there was a decrease in synthesis of riboflavin by intestinal bacteria when the diet was changed from an ordinary to a meat diet but with addition of cellulose, there was an increase in the synthesis of the vitamin.When cellulose was added to a vegetable diet, the effect became even more marked. For increase in riboflavin content of the urine, the addition of meat besides cellulose had a greater effct.
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著者
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FUJITA AKIJI
Biochemical Laboratory, Kitasato Institute
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NAGASE HARUHIKO
Biochemical Laboratory, Kitasato Institute
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