Sentence examples for a deficient diet from inspiring English sources

However, these captive individuals failed to have any young survive, possibly due to a deficient diet or abnormal behavior in the adults (Hancock and Elliott 1978).

Similarly, inter-SC tight junction formation has been shown to remain intact in rats made GC depleted by a vitamin A deficient diet [60].

Differences in the duration of the vitamin A deficient diet, and/or the time and method of RA supplementation could also be involved.

We have demonstrated for the first time that the effect of vitamin A deficient diet on the level of hippoccampal neurogenesis is reversible and that RA treatment is important for the maintenance of the hippocampal plasticity and function.

The aim of the second study was twofold: (1) to determine whether cell proliferation and neurogenesis were influenced by a longer vitamin A deficient diet and RA treatment, and (2) to determine whether the survival and differentiation of cells born during the 10th week of VAD were influenced by subsequent VAD and/or RA treatment.

Although rather improbable(and apparently non- evidenced); the notable absence of the positively charged amino acid residues Argenine and Lysine in both the C-terminal sequences of TcP0 and TcP2β prompted us to speculate, whether or not, a deficient diet on Arginine and Lysine could lead to EMF.

To study whether administration of a vitamin A-deficient diet for 15 weeks led to the vitamin A deficiency in the plasma and liver, we measured retinol concentrations by HPLC in these tissues.

Male weanling Wistar rats fed one of the four diets, namely control (Con), vitamin A-deficient (VAD), highfructose (HFr) and vitamin A-deficient diet with highfructose (VADHFr) for 16 weeks period.

The VAD group was fed a vitamin A-deficient diet, and the VAD-BC group was fed a vitamin A-deficient diet fortified with natural carotenoids of the alga Dunaliella (80 g powder mixed with 1 kg feed).

The GTT showed that a vitamin A-deficient diet did not induce insulin resistance (data not shown).

Dietary βc fortification inhibited the elevation in plasma cholesterol and retarded atherogenesis in mice fed the vitamin A-deficient diet.