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PhD nutritional sciences: passionate about nutrition, public health, biking, and science | Scientist @UWNutriSci
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Vitamin D Maintains Growth and Bone Mineral Density against a Background of Severe Vitamin A Deficiency and Moderate Toxicity in a Swine Model

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By Christopher Davis, Michael Grahn, Bryan M Gannon, Cacious B. Phiri
| MDPI
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Single High-Dose Vitamin A Supplementation to Neonatal Piglets Results in a Transient Dose Response in Extrahepatic Organs and Sustained Increases in Liver Stores

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By Bryan M Gannon, Christopher R Davis, Nivedita Nair, Michael Grahn
| The Journal of Nutrition Verified
Background: Neonatal vitamin A (VA) supplementation is being evaluated as a public health policy for preventing infant mortality, but inconsistencies in mortality trials demand mechanistic work to determine biological plausibility. Objectives: We investigated the absorption, distribution, and storage of single large oral VA doses administered shortly after birth. Methods: Fifty pregnant sows (Sus scrofas domesticas) were fed a VA-free diet.
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Maize Milling Method Affects Growth and Zinc Status but Not Provitamin A Carotenoid Bioefficacy in Male Mongolian Gerbils

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By Bryan M Gannon, Sherry A Tanumihardjo, Kevin V Pixley
| The Journal of Nutrition Verified
Background: Vitamin A (VA) and zinc deficiencies are prevalent. Maize is a common staple, and milling affects nutrient and nutrient-modifier profiles. Objective: We investigated the interaction of maize milling methods (i.e., whole grain compared with refined) in male Mongolian gerbils aged 29–35 d with conventionally bred provitamin A–biofortified (orange) or white maize on VA and zinc status.
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