1978
DOI: 10.1021/jf60217a004
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Possible influence of sex and embryonic content on accumulation of some organochlorine pesticides in broilers

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“…The grade of bioaccumulation can be expressed as a factor of bioaccumulation representing the ratio of a substance concentration in a living organism and its concentration in the medium or food. In some fish, molluscs and insect species this ratio may reach a figure of several dozen or even hundred thousands (10).…”
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“…The grade of bioaccumulation can be expressed as a factor of bioaccumulation representing the ratio of a substance concentration in a living organism and its concentration in the medium or food. In some fish, molluscs and insect species this ratio may reach a figure of several dozen or even hundred thousands (10).…”
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“…Extraction and cleanup over an aluminum oxide column were by the method of Greve and Grevenstuk (1975). A Packard-Becker Model 419 gas chromatograph with 63Ni electron-capture detector was used, and the stationary phases were a OV-17/OV-210 and a DEGS/H3PO4 mixture (Kan et al, 1978).…”
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“…Accumulation ratios, not depending on the PCB source, generally declined with increasing dietary concentrations (Table V), reflecting a pattern similar to that seen with chickens fed hexachlorobenzene (HCB) in excess of 1 mg/kg (Hansen et al, 1979). Below 1 mg/kg, equilibrium is reached rapidly in broilers and accumulation of chlorinated hydrocarbons is generally proportional to dietary concentration (de Vos et al, 1972;Kan et al, 1978).…”
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