The rate of intestinal absorption of natural food folates is not related to the extent of folate conjugation
Derek J. McKillop(University of Ulster), Kristina Pentieva(University of Ulster), Ian Bradbury(University of Ulster), Mary P.A Hannon-Fletcher(University College Dublin), John M. Scott(Iowa Lutheran Hospital), JJ Strain(University of Ulster), Richard McCreedy(University of Ulster), Helene McNulty(University of Ulster), Jayne Girvan(University of Ulster), Joseph McPartlin(Trinity College Dublin), Leane Hoey(University of Ulster), Brandon Patterson(University of Ulster), Joy Alexander(University of Ulster)
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