Ohio State University Extension Bulletin

Research and Reviews: Swine 2001

Special Circular 185-01


Ascorbic Acid Synthesis in Fetal, Nursing, and Weanling Pigs

Acknowledgements

Appreciation is expressed to K. Mays and A. C. Ottobre for animal care, data and tissue collection, R. Moreau, F. Cihla and M. Watts for laboratory assistance, and B. Bishop for statistical analysis.

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