Calcium, Inorganic Phosphorus, and Magnesium Metabolism in Health and Disease

Simesen, M. G.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-396301-7.50016-8

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“…The only phomopsin-induced alteration in the inorganic constituents of plasma was the rapid drop and subsequent rise in phosphate levels. The level of inorganic phosphate in blood appears to be intimately related to carbohydrate metabolism (Simeson. 1970).…”

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Lupinosis: Response of Sheep to Different Doses of Phomopsin

Jago

Payne

et al. 1982

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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Summary. Phomopsin, tbe mycotoxin produced by Phoniopsis teptosiroiniformis, was found to bave a very bigh toxicity for sbeep. When administered as a single, subcutaneous injection over the dose range 1 25 to 98 A^g/kg body weigbt, all sheep given 37 5 «g/kg or more died. Some, tboiigh not all. died following lower doses, Ihe minimum lethal dose being 10 A'g/kg. The time course of hepatic response over 21 days after phomopsin adminisiration was followed by plasma biochemical analyses including those for some enzymes (glutamate dehydrogenase, 7-glutamyl transpeptidase. aspartale aniinoiransferase and alkaline pbosphatase). total bilirubin and the determination of bromosulphopbthalein clearance rates. Hepatobiliary impairment was apparent after all dosages of 2.5 Mg/kg and above wbile 1.25 Mg/kg approximated the 'no effecl' level.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lupinosis: Response of Sheep to Different Doses of Phomopsin

Jago

Payne

et al. 1982

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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“…Ultimately, the Ca contained in the diet will determine the amount of Ca absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. In most species the blood Ca level tends to rise or fall with the dietary Ca level (Simeson 1970). This likely explains the significantly higher calf calcium values during summer/fall season (Table 6).…”

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confidence: 99%

Alaskan Moose Blood Studies with Emphasis on Condition Evaluation

Franzmann¹,

LeResche²

1978

The Journal of Wildlife Management

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“…(Long et al 1952;Wilson and Dinkel 1968) and other breeds of cattle (Mylrea and Healy 1968;Spate et al 1970 The period of feedlot adaptation has been considered to be the period during which the grain diet is introduced plus a few days after the animal is eating the new diet (Church 1969;Hironaka 1969 Transient high GOT levels were observed during this period (Fig. 3) (Simesen 1963 During the second half of the feeding period changes were observed in LD, glucose, Cho1, Crt, and UN. These changes occurred during a period of fat deposition when muscle growth was slowing or stopped (Zinn et al 1970 This was an exploratory study in which screening procedures were used (Preston and Troxel 1971) to obtain direction and guidance for future work.…”

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confidence: 99%