Recent progress on essentiality of the ultratrace element vanadium in the nutrition of animal and man

@article{Anke2005RecentPO,
  title={Recent progress on essentiality of the ultratrace element vanadium in the nutrition of animal and man},
  author={Manfred K. Anke and Heike Illing‐G{\"u}nther and Ulrich F. Sch{\"a}fer},
  journal={Biomedical research on trace elements},
  year={2005},
  volume={16},
  pages={208-214}
}
In 14 experiments with intraunterinely depleted goats getting 20 ,lg diet DM and < 5 pg V/day for adult humans. 
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