Abstract
Summary
Vitamin B10 and B11 concentrates were inactive as a source of folic acid for the monkey.
Crystalline vitamin Bc and the synthetic Lactobacillus casei factor were active as a source of folic acid for the monkey when fed at a level of 100 γ per day. The Bc conjugate had less activity when fed at levels of 200 and 300 γ per clay.
Folic acid deficiency precipitates a deficiency for the monkey anti-anemia factor which is characterized by lack of growth, sub-optimal hemoglobin levels and a reversal in the lymphocyte-neutrophile ratio.
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