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Postnatal development of lipid-clearing enzymes in the suckling animal
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1982Age-related changes in the enzyme activities in the storage and secretory pools of extrahepatic lipoprotein lipase and hepatic triglyceride lipase were determined during a primed/constant infusion of heparin for 2 hr in puppies between birth and 18 wk of life. Lipoprotein lipase activity was low in the first 4 wk of suckling. Its storage pool increased
J B, Das, I D, Joshi, A I, Philippart
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American Journal of Anatomy, 1980
AbstractThe cytodifferentiation of the intestinal Paneth cell was investigated in 2‐ to 50‐day‐old rats by evaluating the phenotypic expression of bacteriolytic lysozyme. Samples of duodenum, jejunum, and ileum were exposed to anti‐lysozyme antiserum and treated by the periodic‐acid Schiff (PAS) technique for the demonstration of carbohydrate moieties.
J, Lopez-Lewellyn, S L, Erlandsen
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AbstractThe cytodifferentiation of the intestinal Paneth cell was investigated in 2‐ to 50‐day‐old rats by evaluating the phenotypic expression of bacteriolytic lysozyme. Samples of duodenum, jejunum, and ileum were exposed to anti‐lysozyme antiserum and treated by the periodic‐acid Schiff (PAS) technique for the demonstration of carbohydrate moieties.
J, Lopez-Lewellyn, S L, Erlandsen
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Influence of Bombesin on Gastrointestinal and Pancreatic Cell Growth in Adult and Suckling Animals
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1988Chronic administration of bombesin in the adult rat affects cell growth and enzyme activities in the pancreas. It also induces hyperplasia of the fundic mucosa, increases antral gastrin content, and stimulates gastrin cell proliferation in the antral mucosa.
T, Lehy, F, Puccio
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International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 2019
AbstractBackgroundHeavy metals including Cr VI are present in inadequately treated effluents that contaminate drinking water. Hence, Cr VI exposure can affect children through intake of breast milk from an exposed mother or bottle‐feeding formula prepared with contaminated water.
Luciana Marina Sánchez +1 more
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AbstractBackgroundHeavy metals including Cr VI are present in inadequately treated effluents that contaminate drinking water. Hence, Cr VI exposure can affect children through intake of breast milk from an exposed mother or bottle‐feeding formula prepared with contaminated water.
Luciana Marina Sánchez +1 more
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A method of animal identification in studies on multi-suckling behaviour
Applied Animal Ethology, 1975Abstract A practical inexpensive numbering device for cattle multiple suckling behaviour patterns is described and illustrated, which is visible from a distance at any angle of observation.
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Specific Features of Metal Absorption in Suckling Animals
1983The results obtained in rats and other animal species show differences in the pharmacokinetics and toxicity of lead, cadmium, mercury and manganese between suckling and weaned animals. Most of these differences are the result of specific features of metal metabolism in neonates: higher gastrointestinal absorption and lack of metal-metal interaction ...
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The exposure of fetal and suckling rats to saccharin from dosed maternal animals
Toxicology Letters, 1979Abstract [35S] Saccharin was found to cross the placenta and enter the fetal circulation, or to be excreted in the milk after oral administration of a radiolabeled dose to pregnant or lactating rats given 5% dietary saccharin. The ratio of the fetal blood level of saccharin to the maternal blood level for 19 (±1)-day-old fetuses increased from 0.15 ...
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Molecular Genetics and Metabolism, 2001
Mice deficient in galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase (GALT) demonstrate abnormal galactose metabolism but no obvious clinical phenotype. To further dissect the pathways of galactose metabolism in these animals, galactose oxidation and metabolite levels were studied in 16-day-old sucklings and the effect of a 4 week prior exposure to a 40% glucose ...
C, Ning +6 more
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Mice deficient in galactose-1-phosphate uridyltransferase (GALT) demonstrate abnormal galactose metabolism but no obvious clinical phenotype. To further dissect the pathways of galactose metabolism in these animals, galactose oxidation and metabolite levels were studied in 16-day-old sucklings and the effect of a 4 week prior exposure to a 40% glucose ...
C, Ning +6 more
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Problem of standardising growth rates for animals suckled in separate litters.
Growth, 1987The tendency of animals suckled in different litters to grow at different rates is already known to be a serious problem for experimental design in developmental biology. However, the contribution made by avoidable technical practices, such as failure to standardise litter size, to this litter effect is not clear from the literature.
A N, Peeling, T, Looker
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Archives of Animal Nutrition, 2017
To elucidate the influence of dietary carnosic acid (CA) and vitamin E on animal performance, immune response indicators and haematological parameters before and after transport stress, 24 lambs were individually fed ad libitum with milk replacer (MR) using an auto-feeder.
Lara Morán +6 more
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To elucidate the influence of dietary carnosic acid (CA) and vitamin E on animal performance, immune response indicators and haematological parameters before and after transport stress, 24 lambs were individually fed ad libitum with milk replacer (MR) using an auto-feeder.
Lara Morán +6 more
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