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Introduction and historical considerations -- Definition of vitamins -- Classification of vitamins -- Vitamin nomenclature -- Vitamin requirements -- Vitamin occurrence -- History of the vitamins -- Vitamin A -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure and properties -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- β-carotene function independent of Vitamin A -- Toxicity -- Vitamin D -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin E -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure and properties -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin K -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Thiamin -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Riboflavin -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Niacin -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin B₆ -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Pantothenic Acid -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Biotin -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Folacin -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin B₁₂ -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Choline -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure and properties -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin C -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure, properties, and antagonists -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Carnitine -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure and properties -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin-like substances -- Introduction -- Myo-inositol (inositol) -- Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) -- p-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) -- Flavonoids (polyphenols) -- Lipoic acid (thioctic acid) -- Coenzyme Q (ubiquinones) -- Vitamin B₁₃ (orotic acid) -- Vitamin B₁₅ (pangamic acid) -- Vitamin B₁₇ (laetrile) -- Vitamin H₃ (gerovital) -- Vitamin U (cabagin) -- Glucose tolerance factor -- Other vitamin-like factors -- Essential fatty acids -- Introduction -- History -- Chemical structure and properties -- Analytical procedures -- Metabolism -- Functions -- Requirements -- Natural sources -- Deficiency -- Supplementation -- Toxicity -- Vitamin supplementation -- Factors resulting in inadequate dietary intakes of vitamins -- Factors affecting vitamin requirements and utilization -- Optimum vitamin allowances -- Vitamin supplementation most needed by livestock -- Vitamin supplementation for humans -- Providing vitamin supplements -- Formulating vitamin premixes -- Appendix: Vitamin requirements of livestock and humans; feed composition; metric conversions -- A1a: Vitamin requirements for ruminants and horses -- A1b: Vitamin requirements for monogastric animals -- A1c: Vitamin requirements for humans -- A2: Composition of important feeds -- A3: Metric weights and measures with customary equivalents.
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Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena