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Yes
As Dr Spiers suggested, work was done in NZ and published:
Wilson, G. F., D. D. S. Mackenzie, et al. (1988). “Importance of body tissues as
sources of nutrients for milk synthesis, using 13C as a marker.” British Journal
of Nutrition 60: 605-617.
I'm surprised more has not been done since, especially now with cheaper analyses
by continous flow.
Dr G L Lyon,
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Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences Ltd,
P O Box 31 312, [courier address: 30 Gracefield Road]
Lower Hutt,
New Zealand
Phone: 64 + 4 + 570 1444
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