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Dietary Sulfur

Known as: SULFUR 
Forms of the element sulfur found in foods.
National Institutes of Health

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2016
2016
Lowering the carbon footprint and energy consumption of cement production: A novel Calcium SulfoAluminate cement production process
The development of novel clinker compositions or alterations to kiln process conditions is usually a slow and incremental process… 
2012
2012
Electrolytic Methods as a Cost and Energy Effective Alternative of Harvesting Algae for Biofuel
ELECTROLYTIC METHODS AS A COST AND ENERGY EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE OF HARVESTING ALGAE FOR BIOFUEL 
2000
2000
Differences in accumulation of elements in human cardiac valves
To elucidate changes of human cardiac valves with aging, the authors determined age-related changes of element contents in the… 
1979
1979
The effect of dietary sulfur-containing amino acids on the activity of drug-metabolizing enzymes in rat-liver microsomes.
Male Wistar rats were fed either a balanced diet whose protein source was a mixture of amino acids (diet 1), or a similar diet… 
1976
1976
Effect of varying levels of dietary protein on tumor development and lipid metabolism in rats exposed to aflatoxin
Reports in the literature concerning the relationship of protein nutrition to aflatoxicosis are contradictory. In an attempt to… 
1972
1972
Effect of different levels and proportions of methionine, cystine, choline, and inorganic sulfur on growth and body composition of young rats.
Review
1972
Review
1972
Sulfur in ruminant nutrition.
1946
1946
The synthesis of the isomers of cystathionine and a study of their availability in sulfur metabolism.
Considerable experimental evidence has accumulated indicating that cystathionine is an intermediate in the conversion of… 
1937
1937
Studies on the mercapturic acid synthesis in animals. 5. The effect of naphthalene on the growth of rats as related to diets of varying sulfur content.
1934
1934
THE METABOLISM OF SULFUR XXI. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE METABOLISM OF l-CYSTINE AND dl-METHIONINE IN THE RABBIT