Dietary phosphorus restriction to half the minimum required amount slightly reduces weight gain and length of tibia, but sustains femur mineralization and prevents nephrocalcinosis in female kittens

Pastoor, F.J.H.; Opitz, R.; Klooster, A.T. van't; Beynan, A.V.C.

Dietary phosphorus restriction to half the minimum required amount slightly reduces weight gain and length of tibia, but sustains femur mineralization and prevents nephrocalcinosis in female kittens

1995

Pastoor, F.J.H. | Opitz, R. | Klooster, A.T. van't | Beynan, A.V.C. (Department of Laboratory Animal Science, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, Utrecht (Netherlands))

AGROVOC Keywords

bone formation bone mineralization calcio calcium cats chat chaton enfermedades renales formation des os fosforo gatito gato kidney diseases kittens magnesio magnesium metabolismo de minerales mineral metabolism nephropathie peso phosphore phosphorus poids weight

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British Journal of Nutrition (United Kingdom)

Volume 74 Issue 1

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pp. 85-100

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Nephrocalcinosis; Formacion osea; Metabolisme des mineraux

Language

English

Note

31 ref.

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Dietary phosphorus restriction to half the minimum required amount slightly reduces weight gain and length of tibia, but sustains femur mineralization and prevents nephrocalcinosis in female kittens

1995

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