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Taurine as a conditionally essential nutrient in man.

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Published1986
Citations40
References16

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Milk protein quantity and quality in low-birth-weight infants

1977 • 308 citations

Taurine and other free amino acids in milk of man and other mammals

1978 • 249 citations

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1980 • 170 citations

Taurine protection of lymphoblastoid cells from iron-ascorbate induced damage

1985 • 140 citations

Growth Depression in Taurine-Depleted Infant Monkeys

1980 • 102 citations

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1980 • 101 citations

Retinal degeneration in primates raised on a synthetic human infant formula

1984 • 87 citations

Protective Effect of Taurine, Zinc and Tocopherol on Retinol-Induced Damage in Human Lymphoblastoid Cells

1984 • 84 citations

Taurine prevents cholestasis induced by lithocholic acid sulfate in guinea pigs

1983 • 82 citations

Taurine in Developing Rat Brain

1977 • 80 citations

Feeding the Low-Birth-Weight Infant: II. Effects of Taurine and Cholesterol Supplementation on Amino Acids and Cholesterol

1983 • 74 citations

PYROGENIC AND INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN BILE ACIDS IN MAN*

1962 • 64 citations

Feeding the Low-Birth-Weight Infant Iv. Fat Absorption as a Function of Diet and Duodenal Bile Acids

1983 • 54 citations

Feeding the Low-Birth-Weight Infant: I. Taurine and Cholesterol Supplementation of Formula Does Not Affect Growth and Metabolism

1983 • 51 citations

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1983 • 50 citations

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1983 • 50 citations

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