ArticleNutrients2018
Differences in Tissue Distribution of Cyano⁻B12 and Hydroxo⁻B12 One Week after Oral Intake: An Experimental Study in Male Wistar Rats.
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Abstract
Foods contain natural vitamin B12 forms, such as hydroxo⁻B12 (HO⁻B12), whereas vitamin pills contain the synthetic cyano⁻B12 (CN⁻B12). Recent studies in rats showed different tissue distributions of CN⁻B12 and HO⁻B12 24 h after oral administration. Here, we investigate whether these differences are sustained or leveled out with time in both B12-deplete and -replete rats, thereby assessing if the two forms are equally good at maintaining a normal B12 status. Male Wistar rats were fed diets with low (
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