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Food Additives and Contaminants, 2004
There is currently little information concerning the prevalence of zeranol and taleranol in animal urine following metabolism of the naturally occurring Fusarium spp. toxins. An epidemiological study is described which involves four European Union control laboratories in which 8008 urine samples were screened for the presence of zeranol using a time ...
Launay, FM +12 more
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There is currently little information concerning the prevalence of zeranol and taleranol in animal urine following metabolism of the naturally occurring Fusarium spp. toxins. An epidemiological study is described which involves four European Union control laboratories in which 8008 urine samples were screened for the presence of zeranol using a time ...
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Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1986
Dixon, S.N., Russell, K.L., Hekzman, RJ. & Mallinson, C.B. Radioimmunoassay of the anabolic agent zeranol. V. Residues of zeranol in the edible tissues, urine, faeces and bile of steers treated with Ralgro. J. vet. Pharmacol. Therap. 9, 353–358.Two trials were conducted on steers implanted with zeranol (Ralgro) to determine the edible tissue ...
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Dixon, S.N., Russell, K.L., Hekzman, RJ. & Mallinson, C.B. Radioimmunoassay of the anabolic agent zeranol. V. Residues of zeranol in the edible tissues, urine, faeces and bile of steers treated with Ralgro. J. vet. Pharmacol. Therap. 9, 353–358.Two trials were conducted on steers implanted with zeranol (Ralgro) to determine the edible tissue ...
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A note on the response to sequential implantation with zeranol
Animal Science, 1982ABSTRACTTwo farm trials were made to investigate the response to a second implant with the anabolic agent zeranol. Seventy cattle were implanted at the start of the growing period, at 10 to 12 months of age, the remaining 49 cattle being left as controls.
B. G. Lowman +2 more
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Sexual Development in Beef Bulls Following Zeranol Implants
Journal of Animal Science, 1985Two trials were conducted to study the effect of zeranol implants on growth and sexual development of bull calves. Trial 1 compared the effects of implanting with 72 mg of zeranol at 48 d of age (branding), at 215 d of age, or at both times with nonimplanted control bulls.
R B, Staigmiller +3 more
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Measurement of zeranol in plasma from three blood vessels in steers implanted with zeranol.
Journal of animal science, 1993Zeranol (Z) is a widely used growth promotant; however, plasma Z profiles in cattle implanted with Z have not been characterized. This study was conducted to determine bovine plasma Z profiles. In Exp. 1, four steers (BW = 284.8 +/- 5.6 kg) were implanted with 108 mg of Z (Ralgro).
A E, Pusateri, D C, Kenison
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Growth and Reproductive Traits in Beef Heifers Implanted with Zeranol
Journal of Animal Science, 1983Weaned replacement heifers were implanted with zeranol at 8 and 11 mo of age in two trials to evaluate growth and reproductive traits. Approximately 100 beef heifers were used in each trial, and the heifers were divided into categories of heavier than average (H) and lighter than average (L) weaning weight.
R B, Staigmiller +2 more
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Zeranol: doping offence or mycotoxin? A case‐related study
Drug Testing and Analysis, 2011Zeranol ((7R,11S)‐7,15,17‐trihydroxy‐11‐methyl‐12‐oxabicyclo[12.4.0]octadeca‐1(14),15,17‐trien‐13‐one, also referred to as 7α‐zearalanol, Ralone®, Frideron®, Ralgro®, etc.) is a semi‐synthetic estrogenic veterinary drug with growth‐promoting properties.
Mario, Thevis +2 more
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Preparation and properties of monoclonal antibodies to the anabolic agent zeranol
Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1984Monoclonal antibodies have been produced using two haptens, zeranol‐7‐hemisuccinate coupled to bovine serum albumin and zeranol‐16‐carboxypropyl ether coupled to human serum albumin. An assessment of cross‐reactivity demonstrated that the monoclonal antibody raised against the 7‐hemisuccinate derivative reacted with zeranol (100%), talernol (12 ...
A P, Carter, S N, Dixon, M H, Bew
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1995
Zeranol, canlı ağırlık artışıüzerine etkili olan ve et veya karkas kalitesini olumsuz yönde etkilemeksizinyemleri hayvansal proteine dönüştürmede etkinliği bulunan bir anabolik ajandır.Bu makalede, zeranolun kimyasal yapısı, metabolizması, anabolik etkisi, kullanılışı,yan etkileri, kalıntı sorunu ve kalıntı tespit metotları özetlenmiştir.
DAĞOĞLU, Gürdal, AKSOY, Abdurrahman
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Zeranol, canlı ağırlık artışıüzerine etkili olan ve et veya karkas kalitesini olumsuz yönde etkilemeksizinyemleri hayvansal proteine dönüştürmede etkinliği bulunan bir anabolik ajandır.Bu makalede, zeranolun kimyasal yapısı, metabolizması, anabolik etkisi, kullanılışı,yan etkileri, kalıntı sorunu ve kalıntı tespit metotları özetlenmiştir.
DAĞOĞLU, Gürdal, AKSOY, Abdurrahman
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Journal of Chromatography B: Biomedical Sciences and Applications, 1991
A method for the determination of zeranol and its metabolite beta-zearalanol in bovine urine is described. It has been applied to samples from calves given multiple subcutaneous doses of zeranol. Samples were extracted with immunoaffinity columns containing antibodies raised against zeranol and were analysed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. The
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A method for the determination of zeranol and its metabolite beta-zearalanol in bovine urine is described. It has been applied to samples from calves given multiple subcutaneous doses of zeranol. Samples were extracted with immunoaffinity columns containing antibodies raised against zeranol and were analysed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. The
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