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4641por Massé, Priscilla G, Boskey, Adele L, Ziv, Israel, Hauschka, Peter, Donovan, Sharon M, Howell, David S, Cole, David EC“…METHODS: To investigate this aspect of hyperhomocysteinemia, we supplemented developing chicks (n = 8) with 0.6% dl-homocysteine (hCySH) for the first 8 weeks of life in comparison to controls (n = 10), and studied biochemical, biomechanical and morphologic effects of this nutritional intervention. RESULTS: hCySH-fed animals grew faster and had longer tibiae at the end of the study. …”
Publicado 2003
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4642“…The main goal of this study was to demonstrate the feasibility of conducting animal exposures using the newly developed ambient fine particle concentrator.…”
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4643“…A deuterated probe drug, such as d6-aminopyrine, can be used to measure endogenous nitrosation levels in experimental animals. In contrast, for higher alkyl homologues of alkylpurines, natural backgrounds are low or nonexistent and can be directly measured by GC-MS using stable isotope labeled internal standards. …”
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4644“…These findings highlight an important difference between how yeast and animal cells proliferate in response to extracellular cues.…”
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4646“…Blood lead levels at the time of testing were 9.3, 40.3, and 55.7 micrograms/dL in controls, and animals exposed to 350 ppm or 600 ppm lead acetate, respectively. …”
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4647por McConnell, E E“…They are as follows: The degree of halogenation and position of the halogen atoms determine the potency of PCB, PBB, CDD, CDF and CN; in a given species of animals, the clinicopathologic syndrome induced by PCB is comparable to that induced by polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), chlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (CDD), chlorinated dibenzofurans (CDF), and chlorinated naphthalenes (CN) when an equitoxic dose is achieved; The clinicopathologic syndrome is different in each species of animals; Different species of animals vary in their susceptibility to intoxication; intoxication is more readily effected in young animals that in adults; at lethal doses the time between exposure and death is prolonged (greater than 2 weeks).…”
Publicado 1985
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4648por Alarie, Y“…An animal bioassay has been used to evaluate a series of airborne chemicals for their sensory irritating properties to the upper respiratory tract. …”
Publicado 1981
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4650“…Attention has been focussed, both in man and experimental animals, on the effects of inhalation of the gas monomer, vinyl chloride. …”
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4651por Hicks, R M“…In the rat urinary bladder, neoplastic change can be initiated by a few weeks treatment with low doses of N-butyl-N-(4-hydroxybutyl)nitrosamine (BBN) or N-[4-(5-nitro-2-furyl)-2-thiazolyl]formamide (FANFT) or by a single, low dose, intravesicular instillation of N-methyl-N-nitrosourea (MNU). Very few animals treated thus will develop bladder cancer unless exposed subsequently to some further regime which will promote tumor growth from the initiated cells. …”
Publicado 1983
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4652por Haseman, J K“…Statistical issues in the design, analysis and interpretation of animal carcinogenicity studies are discussed. In the area of experimental design, issues that must be considered include randomization of animals, sample size considerations, dose selection and allocation of animals to experimental groups, and control of potentially confounding factors. …”
Publicado 1984
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4654“…To test their biocompatibility and ability for osseointegration, osseoinduction and -conduction requires their placement within bone preferably in an animal experiment of a higher species. METHODS: A suitable experimental animal model in sheep with drill holes of 8 mm diameter and 13 mm depth within the proximal and distal humerus and femur for testing biocompatibility issues is introduced. …”
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4655por Fox, M R“…Improved animal models should provide better data for assessing hazards of excess metal intake by man.…”
Publicado 1978
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4656por Rhomberg, L R“…EPA) are conducted on the animal tumor data using the pharmacokinetic dosimeters to derive a series of alternative projections of the potential carcinogenic potency of TCE in humans exposed to low environmental concentrations. …”
Publicado 2000
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