Titlebook: Nutrition and the Adult; Micronutrients Volum Roslyn B. Alfin-Slater,David Kritchevsky Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Vitamin A,iplicity of different functions—in vision, in bone growth, in reproduction, in maintenance of epithelia, and in growth. The biochemical basis for each of these functions is probably distinct; even though discovered as long ago as 1915 by McCollum and Davis, we still know very little about vitamin A’

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Vitamin D,bolic alterations to which the vitamin is subjected before it can function. It must be recognized that vitamin D would not be required in the diet of man and domestic animals should they subject themselves to sufficient amounts of ultraviolet light. We now know that vitamin D can be produced in the

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Vitamin K,he gut of animals and birds causes bleeding due to a coagulation defect of their blood. This coagulation defect is the result of the inadequate synthesis of biologically active prothrombin and certain related vitamin-K-dependent coagulation factors (VII, IX, and X).

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Drug-Nutrient Interrelationships,d which has very practical impacts on patient care. In part, such information has been abetted by the rapidly evolving methodology utilized by the clinical pharmacologist in studies on drug absorption, metabolism, and excretion. It has also received impetus from the increasing appreciation of the fr

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