ADVANCED NUTRITION: MINERALS

NUTRSCI 623

Course Description

Topics discussed in regard to minerals are: metabolic roles; absorption, excretion, transport and cellular metabolism; nutritional and toxicological standards for humans and animal models; bioavailability; genetic interactions; and research methodologies.

Prerequisties

Graduate/professional standing

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