QUESTION 4 Goldberger's direct research contributions leading to identification and replacement of the P-P factor (pellagra preventive factor), the missing dietary element associated with pellagra, included all of the following, except? He studied a pellagra analog disease in laboratory dogs by feeding them a corn-rich diet. He supplemented a corn-rich diet with brewer's yeast in dogs and then in humans to support that brewer's yeast provided the p-p factor. He oversaw the distribution of tens of thousands of pounds of brewer's yeast to flooded areas of the south to successfully treat populations suffering from pellagra. He identified niacin (abundant in brewer's yeast) as the elusive P-P factor. He established a standard dosage and therapy for niacin.

QUESTION 4 Goldberger's direct research contributions leading to identification and replacement of the P-P factor (pellagra preventive factor), the missing dietary element associated with pellagra, included all of the following, except? He studied a pellagra analog disease in laboratory dogs by feeding them a corn-rich diet. He supplemented a corn-rich diet with brewer's yeast in dogs and then in humans to support that brewer's yeast provided the p-p factor. He oversaw the distribution of tens of thousands of pounds of brewer's yeast to flooded areas of the south to successfully treat populations suffering from pellagra. He identified niacin (abundant in brewer's yeast) as the elusive P-P factor. He established a standard dosage and therapy for niacin.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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