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A Comparison of two Empirical Methods of determining Amino Acid Requirements

UNE COMPARISON DE DEUX MÉTHODES EMPIRIQUES DE DÉTERMINATION DES BESOINS EN ACIDES AMINÉS

EIN VERGLEICH VON ZWEI METHODEN ZUR BESTIMMUNG DES AMINOSÄUREBEDARFS

Pages 114-119 | Published online: 25 Sep 2019

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