Depends on the
blender!!! From: Clinical
biochemistry discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Hallworth Mike
(RLZ) Brings a new slant to
talking about vitamin D concentrations in moles/litre. How many moles to the
litre?? mike From: Clinical
biochemistry discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Reynolds Tim You could go one step
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poser.... If animals are covered in fur how
do they make Vitamin D? Could this explain why dogsand
cats rarely live into their 20s? Seriously though, I have read
that they synthesise Vit D in their fur (which is absorbed when they are
groomed?) but if this is true how come humans don't synthesise Vit D in hair
if we are descended from the apes? Happy
Christmas! Sean
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