From the Laboratory to the Table: When NAD+ First Entered Human Health
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From the Laboratory to the Table: When NAD+ First Entered Human Health

Returning to 1937–1938, this article shows how the citric-acid cycle and pellagra research formed an early evidence chain for NAD+ precursors in human health.

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