Vitamin E deficiency

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Induction period of initiator-induced conjugated-diene formation

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Vitamin E deficiency decreases induction period of initiator-induced conjugated-diene formation in rats.
“Vitamin E deficiency decreased the induction period of initiator-induced conjugated-diene formation.”
Animalsvitamin E deficiencylipid extracts from homogenatesliver and lung
Age-related alterations in antioxidant capacity and lipid peroxidation in brain, liver, and lung homogenates of normal and vitamin E-deficient rats
Mechanisms of ageing and development15 Jul 1992

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