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D rats pyridoxine, pyridoxal and pyridoxamine were equally active in terms of the free bases when given separately from the diet. Under our experimental conditions pyridoxine mixed with the chick diet was stable, but 20% of pyridoxamine, and a variable amount of pyridoxal was lost. For the chicks the milks were mixed with the diets; they were given separately to the rats.
The microbiological and biological results for raw milk agreed within the limits of experimental error. All three methods of assay showed a 45–70% loss of vitamin B6 activity on processing and a further loss of 30% of the remainder after storage for 6 months at room temperature. We are indebted to Mr J. Rothwell, Department of Dairying, University of Reading, for preparing the evaporated milk and to Dr B.
We should like to thank Dr S. K. Kon for his interest in this wor.
Top Twenty Milk Products High In Vitamin B6
Milk, dry, nonfat, regular, with added vitamin A and vitamin D : 0.361mg (18%RDA)
4. Milk, dry, whole, with added vitamin D : 0.302mg (15%RDA)
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Milk, dry, whole, without added vitamin D : 0.302mg (15%RDA)
9. Milk, dry, nonfat, calcium reduced : 0.298mg (15%RDA)
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