Folate in health and disease

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    • Bailey, Lynn B.
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Folate in health and disease

edited by Lynn B. Bailey

(Clinical nutrition in health and disease, 1)

M. Dekker, c1995

  • : alk. paper

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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This work delineates the vital importance of folate for the maintenance of normal metabolism and the prevention of disease. It presents information on the physiological and biochemical processes involved in folate utilization and focuses on the connection between adequate folate intake and the decreased risk of both neural tube defects and chronic disease conditions such as cancer and coronary heart disease. The work should be of interest to nutritionists, dieticians, biochemists, molecular biologists, physiologists, oncologists, cardiologists and primary care physicians; and upper-level undergraduate, graduate and medical school students in these disciplines.

Table of Contents

Folate Chemistry and Metabolism, Barry Shane Biochemical Role of Folate in Cellular Metabolism, Conrad Wagner Clinical Spectrum and Diagnosis of Folate Deficiency, John Lindenbaum and Robert H. Allen Clinical Implications of Hyperhomocysteinemia, Ralph Green and Donald W. Jacobsen Folate Requirements and Dietary Recommendations, Lynn B. Bailey Folate Nutrition in Lactation, Mary Frances Picciano Folate Status of U.S. Population Groups, Howerde E. Sauberlich The Bioavailability of Folate, Jesse F. Gregory III Folate-Cobalamin Interactions, David G. Savage and John Lindenbaum Nutrient Interaction of Folate and Zinc, Tsunenobu Tamura Alcohol and Folate Interactions: Clinical Implications, Charles H. Halsted Folate and Neural Tube Defects, John M. Scott, Donald G. Weir, and Peadar N. Kirke Folate Status: Effects on Carcinogenesis, Joel B. Mason Folates and Folate Antagonists in Cancer Chemotherapy, David G. Priest and Marlene A. Bunni Folate Antagonists in Nonneoplastic Disease: Proposed Mechanisms of Efficacy and Toxicity, Sarah L. Morgan and Joseph E. Baggott Folate and Neuropsychiatry, Teodoro Bottiglieri, Richard F. Crellin, and Edward H. Reynolds

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