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A Retrospective Study on the Disappearance of Blood Lead in Cattle with Accidental Lead Toxicosis
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The results showed that the half-life of blood lead was quite variable and ranged from 48 to 2,507 days, and the shortest half-lives were found in a lactating herd of 20-month-old heifers, which ingested a discarded automobile battery.
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The use of blood analyses to evaluate mineral status in livestock.
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BIOMEDICAL EVALUATION OF FREE-RANGING RING-TAILED LEMURS (LEMUR CATTA) IN THREE HABITATS AT THE BEZA MAHAFALY SPECIAL RESERVE, MADAGASCAR
TLDR
Levels of vitamin D, triglycerides, and cholesterol, and measures of iron metabolism for BMSR lemurs were greater than those previously reported for a free-ranging lemur population with less access to foods of anthropogenic origin.
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MERCURY AND PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS IN AFRICAN FISH EAGLES, MARABOU STORKS, AND NILE TILAPIA IN UGANDA
TLDR
Evaluated persistent organic pollutant and mercury concentrations in tissues of African fish eagles and Nile tilapia and marabou storks from Lake Victoria near Entebbe and Lake Mburo, Uganda found mercury concentrations were significantly higher in eagle adults and nestlings from Enteb be than in adults and Nestlings from Lake Mbur.
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Mycotoxin and metallic element concentrations in peanut products sold in Ugandan markets
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Comparing mycotoxin and metallic element concentrations in processed peanuts sold in selected markets in Kampala, Uganda to those traditionally prepared in homes found a need for food-borne toxicant monitoring of food sold in public markets in Uganda.
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Determination of amprolium, carbadox, monensin, and tylosin in surface water by liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry.
TLDR
The results indicate that the developed analytical method can be utilized to determine multiple classes of veterinary antibiotics present in surface runoff originating from animal farms.
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Toxic Equine Parkinsonism: An Immunohistochemical Study of 10 Horses With Nigropallidal Encephalomalacia
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Findings indicate that equine NPE may serve as a large animal model of environmentally acquired toxic parkinsonism, with clinical phenotype directly attributable to lesions in globus pallidus and substantia nigra pars reticulata rather than to the destruction of dopaminergic neurons.
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Examination of Eurasian Griffon Vultures (Gyps fulvus fulvus) in Israel for Exposure to Environmental Toxicants Using Dried Blood Spots
TLDR
Analysis of whole-blood samples taken from 25 apparently healthy griffon vultures at various stages of maturity showed low levels of exposure of griff on vulture to environmental contaminants compared with the sparse data available on griffs and other diurnal raptors in other countries.
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A database of avian blood spot examinations for exposure of wild birds to environmental toxicants: the DABSE biomonitoring project.
TLDR
DABSE, a database for avian blood spot examination for exposure to toxicants, is a new biomonitoring project in wild birds that has the goal of providing reference values of harmful agents, as measured in whole blood stored as dried blood spots, to help diagnose environmental contaminant-mediated ill-health.
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A review of episodes of zinc phosphide toxicosis in wild geese (Branta spp.) in Oregon (2004–2011)
TLDR
Investigation of epizootic mortality events in cackling geese and Canada geese in the Willamette Valley of Oregon has revealed the etiology to be accidental poisoning with the rodenticide zinc phosphide (Zn3P2).
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