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Effect of a single dose of radioactive phosphorus 32P on some parameters in blood plasma of chickens (CROSBI ID 97030)

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Šimpraga, Miljenko ; Kraljević, Petar Effect of a single dose of radioactive phosphorus 32P on some parameters in blood plasma of chickens // Veterinarski arhiv, 66 (1996), 6; 227-239

Podaci o odgovornosti

Šimpraga, Miljenko ; Kraljević, Petar

engleski

Effect of a single dose of radioactive phosphorus 32P on some parameters in blood plasma of chickens

The aim of this stady ws to investigate the effects of internal contamination with a lethal level of bone-seeking isotopes 32^P - 333 MBq per kilogram of body mass - on mineral metabolism and alkaline phosphatase activity for detecting demage causd by 32^P on the organism of chickens. Experiments were carried out on fifty-days-old hybrid chickens of the "jata" breed of both sexes. The concentration of calcium, magnesium and inorganic phosphorus, as well as the activity of alkaline phosphatase, were determined in blood plasma of chickens. Obtained results showed the following: 1) magnesium concentration was significantly reduced on the first and seventh days after contamination ; 2) two significant drops of calcium values on the first and third days after contamination ; 3) phosphorus concentration was significantly reduced on the seventh day, and 4) alkaline phosphatase activity was significantly increased on the first day after injection of 32^P.

chickens ; contamination ; 32^P ; calcium ; phosphorus ; magnesium ; alkaline phophatase

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Podaci o izdanju

66 (6)

1996.

227-239

objavljeno

0372-5480

1331-8055

Povezanost rada

Veterinarska medicina

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