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mentation on intelligence of a Sample of school—
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,
children, Lancet, I: 140—143, 1988. Benton, D :
87. Hills, C. &Hiroshi Nakamura: Food 'Om Sun.
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light, Planetary Survivalfor Hungry People,
1igence scores and concentration of “Six—year old
University of the Trees Press, 1978. -'
children, Persmzalüÿ andIndividual Dÿÿ”erenees,
88. Annapuma V. et al. : Bioavailabity of Spirulina
12 (11), 1151—1158, 1991.
—‘
,
,
carotenes in preschool children, J. Clin. Biochem
75. Schoenthaler SJ, Anios S, Doraz-W et al. The
Nutrition, 1991, 10 145—15.:Seshad, C.V. : Large
effects of randomized vitamin—mineral supple—
scale nütritional supplementadn With spirana
-'
mentation on violent and non—violent ansocial
alga : report from ShriAMMMŒugaräpa Chettiar
behavior among incarceratedjuvenes.‘ J Nutr En—
Research Center (MCRC) to—All India Coordina—
viron—Med; 7: 343—52, 1997. GeschB, Hammond
ted Proj coton SpirulinaAlga of the Department
-'S, Hampson S et al. : Inuence of supplementary
ofBiotechnology, Ministry of Science and Tech—
vitamins,‘ minerals and essential fatty acids on the '
nology, New Delhi, India, 1993.
_
«
antisocial behaviour ofyoung adult psoners, Brit
89. Annapuma, V. et al. : Bioavailabity of spirana
.
J Psychiatry, 181—122—8, 2002 July.
.earotenes in preschool children, National Institute
,
76. Becker,— E.W. :Nutrional properties Ofmicroal—
ofNutrition, Hyderabad, India. J. Clin. Biochem
galpOtentials and constraints. In: Richmond A,
.
Nutrition, 1991, 10145—151.
'
ï
Ed. : Handbook of microalgal mass culture,,CRC
90. Saunders, C. : The nuüional value of chlorophyll
—
Press, Inc, Boca RatÔn, 1984.
-
'
'
as related to hemoglobin formation, Proceedings
3 1 3 .
77. Ben Amotz, A. : Presentation to Polysacchæides
_
oftire'SocieWfor Experimental Biology andMedi—
_
om microalgae workshop, Duke University,
eine, (3172), 1926. ,
-
-
'
.
'
.
_
'
1987.
,
.
’
91. Hughes, J.H. andLatner, A.L. _: _Chlomplwl] and
78. Belay,A;z MassCulture ofSpirulina o”utdoors
Hemoglobin Regeneration a‘erHemowhage,
—Î71e Earthrise Farms experience. In: Vonshak,
-
University of Liverpool, Journal of Physiology
A., Ed.: Spirulina platensis (Arthrospira): Phy—
86(388),1936.
,
'
'
_
—
Z
..
siology, cell—biology and biotechnology, Taylor
92. Takeuchi,T. et al. : Clinical experiences ofadmi—
0
and Francis,»LOndon. 1997. '
'
nistration of spirulinato patients with hypochronic
H
79. Annapuma V. et al. : Bioavailabihty of Spirulina
anemia, Tokyo Medical and Dental Univ. Japan.
”carotenes in_preschool children, National Institute
1978.
__
'
Ü
0f-Nuüition', Hyderabad, India. 1991, J. Clin. BioT.: Uberdas Chlorophyl], J0urnal
'
_ .
cheaNuüition, 10 145—151,
.
proleeular Medz‘etne,SpringerBerlin/HeiE
80. Mathew B, Sankaranarayanan R, Nair PP, et
,
,
delberg, Volume 4, Number 9 /February, 1925.
6'
al. : Evaluation of chemopreven0n of Oral can—
94. Zhang Cheng—Wu, et al. : EiÏects'ofpolysaccha—
LQ
.
cer with spirulina rsiformis, Nutr Cancer 1995;
ride and”phycocyanin from spiruna on peripheral
a
241 197—202
,t
. -
: ,,
'
-
blood and hematopoietic system ofbone marrow
"Ü
81.Am. Journal Ophtalmol. Juillet2001 132 (1) 19—26
inmice, SecondAsia—Pacz‘c Conference onAlga
3"
'
82. Tokai Y. et al.: Efectsof spir‘ulina on caecum
Biotechnologg April 25—27, 1994. Fukino, H. et
5'
_
content in rats, Chiba Hygiene College Bulletin,
al. : Eect of spirulina on the renal toxicity in—
5
Feb. 1987, Vol. 5, No. 2. Japan. .
.
_
duced by inorganic mercury and cisplan, Eisei
3
83. McTaggart L: Guide to mental health. What
Kagaku, 36 :5, 1990. Japan.
Doctor & Don ’t Tell You, Thorsons, An Imprint of
95
.
Evets L.B. et al Grodenski: Means to Normalize
HarperCollins Publishers, 1996.—
.
the levels of Immunoglobulin E Using the FCod
84. Falquet, J : Spiruline : aspects nutritionnels,
Supplement Spirulina, State Medical Un7emity,
Antenna technology, Genève, mai 1996.
January 15, 1994, Russian Federation Committee
85. Richmond, Ai Mass culture of cyanobacteria.
_' of Patents and Trade, Patent Number: (19) RU
In: Mann, N & N. Carr, Eds. : Photosyntheüc
(11) 2005486 Cl (51) 5 A 61K35/80.
prokaryotes. 2nd ed. Plenum Press, New York
96. Rimbau, V., A. Camins, C. Romany, R. Gonzalez,
and London, 1992. Becker, E. W. : Nutritional pro—
M. Pallas: Protective effects of C—phycoeyanin
pertiesof microalgal potentials and constraints.
against kainica'cidänduced neuronal damage in
1112 Richmond A, Ed. Handbook of microalgal
rat lppocampus, Neuroscience letters, vol. 276,
mass culture, CRC Press, Inc, BocaRatÔn, 1984.
'
n02, 1999.
Belay, A.: Mass Culture of Spirulina outdoors —
97. Romay, C., J. Annesto, D. Remirez, R. Gon—
The Earthrise Farms experience. In: Vonshak,
zalez, N. Ledon, & L. Garcia: Antioxidant and
A., Ed.: Spirulina platensis (Arthrospira): Phy—
,
anü—inammatory properties of C—phycocyanin
Siology, cell—biology and biotechnology, Taylor
-and Francis, London, 1997.
—
41. 1998.
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