Animal models in nutrition research

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Current knowledge in nutrition is based largely on the use of appropriate animal models together with defined diets. Numerous examples are cited where animal models have been used to solve nutrient x nutrient interactions, to evaluate bioavailability of nutrients and nutrient precursors, and to test for nutrient tolerances and toxicities. Advantages, disadvantages, and idiosyncrasies of various animal species are discussed. © 2008 American Society for Nutrition.

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Baker, D. H. (2008). Animal models in nutrition research. In Journal of Nutrition (Vol. 138, pp. 391–396). American Society for Nutrition. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/138.2.391

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