Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.

Iron and zinc deficiency are widespread problems in developing countries. Scientists at CIP have bred iron- and zinc-biofortified potatoes to contribute to efforts to reduce malnutrition in the Andes and other regions where potato is a staple crop. Bioavailability studies will determine how much iro...

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Autor principal: International Potato Center
Formato: Brochure
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: International Potato Center 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/101587
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description Iron and zinc deficiency are widespread problems in developing countries. Scientists at CIP have bred iron- and zinc-biofortified potatoes to contribute to efforts to reduce malnutrition in the Andes and other regions where potato is a staple crop. Bioavailability studies will determine how much iron and zinc the body absorbs from those potatoes and their potential for reducing anemia and zinc deficiency.
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spelling CGSpace1015872025-11-06T13:42:53Z Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile. International Potato Center iron zinc nutrition potatoes biofortification project profiles Iron and zinc deficiency are widespread problems in developing countries. Scientists at CIP have bred iron- and zinc-biofortified potatoes to contribute to efforts to reduce malnutrition in the Andes and other regions where potato is a staple crop. Bioavailability studies will determine how much iron and zinc the body absorbs from those potatoes and their potential for reducing anemia and zinc deficiency. 2019-06 2019-06-17T20:49:00Z 2019-06-17T20:49:00Z Brochure https://hdl.handle.net/10568/101587 en Open Access application/pdf International Potato Center International Potato Center. 2019. Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile. CIP. 2 p.
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zinc
nutrition
potatoes
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project profiles
International Potato Center
Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title_full Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title_fullStr Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title_full_unstemmed Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title_short Evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the Andes. Project profile.
title_sort evaluating iron and zinc bioavailability in biofortified potatoes to reduce malnutrition in the andes project profile
topic iron
zinc
nutrition
potatoes
biofortification
project profiles
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/101587
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