Neither a zinc supplement nor phytate-reduced maize nor their combination enhance growth of 6-to-12 month old guatelmalan infants

Manolo Mazariegos|K. Hambidge|J. Westcott|N. Solomons|V. Raboy|Abhik Das|Norman Goco|Mark Kindem|Linda Wright|N Krebs

Neither a zinc supplement nor phytate-reduced maize nor their combination enhance growth of 6-to-12 month old guatelmalan infants

Mazariegos, M., Hambidge, K., Westcott, J., Solomons, N., Raboy, V., Das, A., Goco, N., Kindem, M., Wright, L., & Krebs, N. (2010). Neither a zinc supplement nor phytate-reduced maize nor their combination enhance growth of 6-to-12 month old guatelmalan infants. The Journal of Nutrition, 140(5), 1041 - 1048.

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