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The widespread occurrence of nitrate in the majority of foodstuffs and water supplies is well established (Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 1987, Department of the Environment 1986).
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dietary nitrate exposure, nitrate challenges, normal acid stomach, enterogenous cyanosis, pasteurized cured meats, urinary nitrate levels, perishable canned cured meat, simulated nitrate concentrations, residual nitrite levels, achlorhydric stomach, infected urinary bladder, nitrate trends, gastric juice nitrite, infant methaemoglobinaemia, dietary nitrate intake, nitrite inhibition, groundwater nitrate concentrations, nitrite intake, urinary nitrate excretion, mean nitrate concentrations, nitrate ingestion, nitrite contents, gastric acid barrier, nitrite exposure, ingested nitrate
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Food Technology, Increased Increased, National Academy of Sciences, British Standard, Department of the Environment, Food Chem, Food Sci, Standing Committee of Analysts, Ministry of Agriculture, Cancer Res, Scientific Publication, Environmental Microbiology, Severn Trent, Food Protection, Academic Press, Cancer Inst, East Anglia, Ellis Horwood, Fleam Dyke, National Academy Press, New York, New Zealand, Proceedings of the Second International Symposium, Statutory Instrument, Association of Official Analytical Chemists
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