-
bread or
mushrooms is
bioavailable and
increases blood levels of 25(OH)D.
Viosterol, the name
given to
early preparations of
irradiated ergosterol, is essentially...
-
ergosterol containing a
mixture of
previtamin and
vitamin D2 were
called viosterol in the 1930s.
Ergosterol powder is an
irritant to skin, eyes, and the...
-
found in
fungus (except
alfalfa which is a plantae) and
created from
viosterol,
which in turn is
created when
ultraviolet light activates ergosterol...
- the sun is
highest in the sky), cod
liver oil, halibut-liver oil, and
viosterol are all
sources of
vitamin D. A
sufficient amount of
ultraviolet B light...
- with
vitamins and minerals. In 1932, milk
began to be
fortified with
viosterol, a
purified vitamin D2 product.
Synthetic thiamin (vitamin B1)
first became...
- 1933 at UC Berkeley; her
masters thesis was on "The
Effect of
Excess Viosterol and of
Parathyroid Extract upon the
Tissues of Rats". In 1934 the couple...
-
pharmaceutical companies for a
medical application,
which was
known as
Viosterol.
Steenbock died in Madison,
Wisconsin on
December 25, 1967. He was buried...
- In addition, WARF
licensed the
technology for use as a pharmaceutical,
Viosterol. WARF's
commercialization of
Vitamin D
culminated in its
enrichment of...
- ISSN 0022-3751. PMC 1394122. PMID 16994501. Gelfan,
Samuel (1935). "The
Effect of
Viosterol Upon
Oxygen Consumption of Frog's Muscle".
American Journal of Physiology...
