Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts
The results of the study of 128 rats tissue seminal glands. We presented the experimental rats within 48 days received drinking water salts of zinc, copper, iron, manganese, chromium, and lead. The objective was to study the accumulation of zinc, copper, lead, manganese, chromium and iron in the tes...
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doaj-0cc23a89c7d1430ab730ad17a0a62ada2020-11-24T23:23:06ZrusMinistry of Health of Ukraine. Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy Морфологія1997-96652011-01-01525560Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals saltsRomanyuk A.M.Saulyak S.V.Moskalenko R.A.Moskalenko Yu.V.Budko A.Yu.The results of the study of 128 rats tissue seminal glands. We presented the experimental rats within 48 days received drinking water salts of zinc, copper, iron, manganese, chromium, and lead. The objective was to study the accumulation of zinc, copper, lead, manganese, chromium and iron in the testicular tissue in their alimentary receipt and in a correction by the drug "Tivortin." The spectrophotometry in atomic absorption mode revealed reduced levels of zinc and increased level of other studied trace elements. Accumulation of copper, iron, manganese, chromium and lead in seminal gland tissue is defined within 48 days, copper, lead and chromium exhibit the largest organ tropism.http://www.morphology.dp.ua/_pub/MORPHO-2011-05-02/11ramsvm.pdftestisratsheavy metals saltstrace elementsorgan tropism |
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Romanyuk A.M. Saulyak S.V. Moskalenko R.A. Moskalenko Yu.V. Budko A.Yu. Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts Морфологія testis rats heavy metals salts trace elements organ tropism |
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Romanyuk A.M. Saulyak S.V. Moskalenko R.A. Moskalenko Yu.V. Budko A.Yu. |
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Romanyuk A.M. |
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Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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Microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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microelement status changes of rats testis under increased receipts of heavy metals salts |
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Ministry of Health of Ukraine. Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy |
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Морфологія |
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1997-9665 |
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2011-01-01 |
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The results of the study of 128 rats tissue seminal glands. We presented the experimental rats within 48 days received drinking water salts of zinc, copper, iron, manganese, chromium, and lead. The objective was to study the accumulation of zinc, copper, lead, manganese, chromium and iron in the testicular tissue in their alimentary receipt and in a correction by the drug "Tivortin." The spectrophotometry in atomic absorption mode revealed reduced levels of zinc and increased level of other studied trace elements. Accumulation of copper, iron, manganese, chromium and lead in seminal gland tissue is defined within 48 days, copper, lead and chromium exhibit the largest organ tropism. |
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testis rats heavy metals salts trace elements organ tropism |
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