Vitamin A Deficiency
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Subject Areas on Research
- A dose dependent relationship between vitamin A and brain myelin lipids in vitamin A deficient rats.
- Acid proteases and histologic correlations in experimental ulceration in vitamin A deficient rabbit corneas.
- Acquired subretinal flecks secondary to hypovitaminosis A in a patient with hepatitis C.
- Characterization of corneal proteoglycans under vitamin A deficiency.
- Detection of ocular surface abnormalities in experimental vitamin A deficiency.
- Developmental pattern of the hepatic DNA, RNA and protein in relation to maternal vitamin A status in rats.
- Efficacy of provitamin A carotenoids in reversing vitamin A deficiency induced lesions in brain lipids of chicks.
- Expression of specific keratin markers by rabbit corneal, conjunctival, and esophageal epithelia during vitamin A deficiency.
- Gestational vitamin A deficiency: a novel cause of sensorineural hearing loss in the developing world?
- Herpetic keratitis in experimental vitamin A deficiency.
- In vitro secretion and uptake of radioactive vitamin A in rats fed different dietary proteins.
- Keratomalacia in a Patient With Psychogenic Vitamin A Deficiency.
- Maternal vitamin A restriction alters biochemical development of the brain in rats.
- Neurologic Complications due to Severe Micronutrient Deficiencies in an American Adolescent.
- Postnatal distribution of vitamin A in liver, lung, heart and brain of the rat in relation to maternal vitamin A status.
- Recognizing vitamin A deficiency: special considerations in low-prevalence areas.
- Relationship between dietary retinol and lipofuscin in the retinal pigment epithelium.
- Response of ocular surface epithelium to corneal wounding in retinol-deficient rabbits.
- Retinitis pigmentosa: clinical management based on current concepts.
- Retinoic acid regulates sex-specific timing of meiotic initiation in mice.
- Retinoic acid-mediated gene expression in transgenic reporter zebrafish.
- Vitamin A supply and biochemical development of the rat heart: studies on cellular DNA, RNA and protein.