-
presenting a "
scorbutic tongue" due to
vitamin C
deficiency A
child with
scurvy in
flexion posture Photo of the
chest cage with
scorbutic rosaries Scurvy...
- pre-loading of this
group with a 70 mg/day
supplement for six w****s
before the
scorbutic diet was fed. Men in both
studies had
blood levels of
ascorbic acid too...
- the
other from L'Astrolabe at Aʻasu. One of the cooks, David, died of "
scorbutic dropsy". On
December 11,
twelve members of Lapérouse's crew (including...
-
proved its
activity counter to
scurvy in his long-established
guinea pig
scorbutic ****ay. In 1937, Szent-Györgyi was
awarded the
Nobel Prize in Physiology...
-
induced in
guinea pigs to
their use to
prove the
chemical structure of the "
scorbutic factor" in 1932, the
guinea pig
model proved a
crucial part of vitamin...
- his body was
opened for the autopsy, the
doctors ascribed his
death to
scorbutic and
hemorrhoidal dispositions of long
standing that were
aggravated by...
- sicknesses". Magellan, Pigafetta, and
other officers were not
afflicted with
scorbutic symptoms,
which may have been
because they ate
preserved quince which...
-
epithelial cells and in the
plasma membrane of
mature red
blood cells of
scorbutic species (unable to make ascorbate) such as
human and
guinea pig but not...
- age of 32 on 18
January 1735. Her
doctor named the
cause of
death as '
scorbutic disease', more
commonly known as scurvy. She was
interred with full royal...
- the high
mortality rate at the camp. He
concluded that it was due to "
scorbutic dysentery" (bloody
diarrhea caused by
vitamin C deficiency). In 2010,...
