2000•Journal of NutritionOpen access

Body Weight-Specific Zinc Compartmental Masses in Girls Significantly Exceed Those Reported in Adults: A Stable Isotope Study Using a Kinetic Model

Ian J. Griffin, Steven A. Abrams, Janet C. King

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Key concepts: Zinc, Isotopes of zinc, Isotope, Chemistry, Compartment (ship), Urine, Metabolism, Feces

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