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Histopathological alterations after a growth promoter boldenone injection in rabbits
Toxicology and Industrial Health, 2013Boldenone (BOL) is a derivative of the testosterone that has dual effects on humans, both directly and indirectly; directly as injection to build muscles and indirectly as through consuming meat of animals that where treated with BOL. However, the action of these steroids on different body organs structures is still unclear; therefore, the aim of the ...
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2006
INTRODUCTION Boldenone (1,4-androstadiene-3–one, 17-ol) (BOL) and boldione (1, 4-androstadiene-3,17-dione) (ADD) are chemical derivatives of testosterone, known as strong anabolics and low to moderate androgenic agents. ADD, the dione form of BOL, is a direct precursor of that anabolic steroid, and it is activated by the same widely distributed 17beta ...
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INTRODUCTION Boldenone (1,4-androstadiene-3–one, 17-ol) (BOL) and boldione (1, 4-androstadiene-3,17-dione) (ADD) are chemical derivatives of testosterone, known as strong anabolics and low to moderate androgenic agents. ADD, the dione form of BOL, is a direct precursor of that anabolic steroid, and it is activated by the same widely distributed 17beta ...
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Detection of Nandrolone and Boldenone Abuse in the Ovine by GC–MS–MS
Chromatographia, 2011Under European legislation, the use of anabolic steroids as growth promoters in meat production is prohibited. Currently, there is no internationally accepted method used for the detection of the potentially endogenous steroids nandrolone and boldenone in the ovine.
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Excretion profile of a-Boldenone in urine of veal calves with milk replacers.
2006the residue profile of boldenone (beta-bold) and of its epimer (alfa bold) were investigated by LC_MS/MS in urine of male veal calves fed with two commercial milk replacers containing cholesterol and phytosterols at different ratio. Concentration of alfa-bold were always higher in urine from calves receiving the milk replacer with the greater amount of
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Formation of boldenone and boldenone-analogues by maggots of
Analytica Chimica Acta, 2007Edwin Claerebout +2 more
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