Dietary Sources of Thiamine The dietary requirement for thiamine is proportional to the caloric intake of the diet and ranges from 1.01.5 mg/day for normal adults
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The intracellular non-protein thiol levels, of which GSH is the major species, decrease substantially during the transformation of reticulocytes to mature RBC, but their concentration remains rather constant thereafter (Magnani et al., 1983
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