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  • 21. Effects of dietary form of selenium on its distribution in eggs.
    Čobanová K, Petrovič V, Mellen M, Arpášova H, Grešáková L, Faix Š.
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  • 22. Intestinal absorption of 75Se-labeled sodium selenite and selenomethionine in chicks: effects of time, segment, selenium concentration and method of measurement.
    Humaloja T, Mykkänen HM.
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  • 23. Feasibility of intrinsic labeling of poultry meat with stable isotope of selenium (74Se) for use in human metabolic studies.
    Janghorbani M, Christensen MJ, Steinke FH, Young VR.
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  • 24. Bioavailability of zinc from defatted soy flour, soy hulls and whole eggs as determined by intrinsic and extrinsic labeling techniques.
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  • 26. Short-term dietary selenium restriction in young adults: quantitative studies with the stable isotope 74SeO3(2-).
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  • 29. Urinary and fecal excretions and absorption of a large supplement of selenium: superiority of selenate over selenite.
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  • 30. Selenium utilization in humans--a long-term, self-labeling experiment with stable isotopes.
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  • 32. The selenite-exchangeable metabolic pool in humans: a new concept for the assessment of selenium status.
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  • 33. Comparative studies of selenium-75 (selenite and selenomethionine) absorption from various milk diets in suckling rats.
    Raghib MH, Chan WY, Rennert OM.
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  • 35. Selenium supplementation affects the retention of stable isotopes of selenium in human subjects consuming diets low in selenium.
    Finley JW, Duffield A, Ha P, Vanderpool RA, Thomson CD.
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  • 37. Selenium absorption and retention from a selenite- or selenate-fortified milk-based formula in men measured by a stable-isotope technique.
    Van Dael P, Davidsson L, Muñoz-Box R, Fay LB, Barclay D.
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  • 38. Selenium-mercury interaction during intestinal absorption of 75Se compounds in chicks.
    Mykkänen HM, Metsäniitty L.
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  • 39. Dietary selenium increases vitamin E contents of egg yolk and chicken meat.
    Skrivan M, Marounek M, Dlouhá G, Sevcíková S.
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