The Role of the Federal Government in Human Nutrition Research: Joint Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Technology of the Committee on Science and Technology and the Subcommittee on Department Operations, Research, and Foreign Agriculture of the Committee on Agriculture, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session, July 14, 1983U.S. Government Printing Office, 1983 - 334 pages Abstract: a 1983 US congressional report for food and nutrition policy analysts and makers, and nutrition researchers, presents the full test of the testimony of number of expert witness, focusing on the views of the US federal administration and the nutrition community regarding the role of the federal government in human nutrition research and how effectively that role is being fulfilled. The witnesses included senior staff of federal agencies (HHS, NCHS, NIH, FDA, USDA), medical and nutrition experts from academic institutions, and from other sectors, including the food industry. These included the Assistant Secretary for HHS, the Directors of NIH and the FDA Bureau of Foods, the Deputy Secretary of USDA, the Adminstrator of the Human Nutrition Information Service, the Associate Director for the ARS Human Nutrition Research Center, and the Directors of the nutrition science departments of Cornell University and General Foods Corporation. Follow-up. |
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... Glucose depressed phosphate transport in the everted gut sac - Beltsville , Maryland . In studies of intestinal phosphate - transport mechanisms in the rat , the flux of both phosphate ions and water was measured in everted gut sacs ...
... Glucose depressed phosphate transport in the everted gut sac - Beltsville , Maryland . In studies of intestinal phosphate - transport mechanisms in the rat , the flux of both phosphate ions and water was measured in everted gut sacs ...
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... glucose apparently depressed phosphate transport without inhibiting spontaneous secretion , thereby resulting in reduced efficiency in the net transport of phosphate . Mineral and protein interactions influenced dietary requirements for ...
... glucose apparently depressed phosphate transport without inhibiting spontaneous secretion , thereby resulting in reduced efficiency in the net transport of phosphate . Mineral and protein interactions influenced dietary requirements for ...
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... glucose and the influence of a simultaneous infusion of glucose and insulin . The findings revealed that the whole body leucine flux is reduced when a glucose i fusion , approximately twice the basal glucose production rate and ...
... glucose and the influence of a simultaneous infusion of glucose and insulin . The findings revealed that the whole body leucine flux is reduced when a glucose i fusion , approximately twice the basal glucose production rate and ...
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... glucose in the diet ; ( 4 ) provide needed data on the digestion and bsorption of various dietary carbohydrates , including the metabolic response to .ertain fiber components . PS Contact : J. M. Iacono esearch Locations : Beltsville ...
... glucose in the diet ; ( 4 ) provide needed data on the digestion and bsorption of various dietary carbohydrates , including the metabolic response to .ertain fiber components . PS Contact : J. M. Iacono esearch Locations : Beltsville ...
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... ( glucose , invert sugar , or sucrose ) resulted in higher ( P 0.05 ) blood pressure than did the starch diet . Within genotype , blood pressure was not different ( P 0.05 ) among rats fed the three sugars . Blood pressure was not ...
... ( glucose , invert sugar , or sucrose ) resulted in higher ( P 0.05 ) blood pressure than did the starch diet . Within genotype , blood pressure was not different ( P 0.05 ) among rats fed the three sugars . Blood pressure was not ...
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