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Enhancing the vitamin content of meat and eggs: Implications for the human diet

2006-06-01

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Enhancing the vitamin content of meat and eggs provides an opportunity to increase the levels of key nutrients-especially those deemed to be at marginal or insufficient levels-in the human diet for optimal health and well-being. In general, enhancement efforts have focussed on developing feeding strategies to achieve optimal vitamin levels in meat and eggs. The definition of an optimal strategy is influenced by fa...

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936b18f9-108b-53c9-96ee-74d984149d07
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10.4141/a05-060
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