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Ontogenic changes in selenite metabolism in rats

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5 October 2017

Ontogenic changes in selenite metabolism in rats (English)

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5 October 2017

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I Ostádalová

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A Babický

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J Kopoldová

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1 March 1982

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Archives of Toxicology

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/bf00347872

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The Kinetics of 75Se-Selenium in Relation to Dose and Mode of Administration to Mice

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Influence of Dietary and Injected Selenium on Whole-body Retention, Route of Excretion, and Tissue Retention of 75SeO32- in the Rat

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Selenium metabolism. II. Modifying effects of sulfate

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Cataractogenic and lethal effect of selenite in rats during postnatal ontogenesis

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Cataract induced by administration of a single dose of sodium selenite to suckling rats

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Identification of a major selenium excretory product in rat urine

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[Cataracts induced due to single administration of sodium selenite to suckling male rats]

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Metabolic interrelations of trace elements. The effect of mercury and cadmium on the respiratory excretion of volatile selenium compounds

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Trimethyl selenide. A urinary metabolite of selenite

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Histological evaluation of selenium induced cataracts

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10.1007/BF00347872

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5 October 2017

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