Biokinetics of and discrimination between dietary<i>RRR</i>‐ and<i>SRR</i>‐α‐tocopherols in the male rat
K. U. Ingold(Unknown), Ann Webb(National Research Council Canada), David O. Foster(National Research Council Canada), Graham W. Burton, D. A. Lindsay(National Research Council Canada), L. Hughes(National Research Council Canada)
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