Trace elements in laboratory rodents/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Boca Raton, FL New York:
CRC Press,
c1996
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| Series: | Methods in nutrition research
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Table of Contents:
- General overview: Chapter 1. AIN-93 purified diets for the study of trace elements metabolism in rodents
- Chapter 2. Basic tissue preparation for electron microscopy assessment of rodents
- Iron: Chapter 3. Dietary iron: Deficiency of excess
- Chapter 4. The use of iron- dextran to produce iron overload in rodents
- Chapter 5. Extraction and analysis of iron species in diet and gut
- Manganese: Chapter 6. Manganese deficiency and excess in rodents
- Chapter 7. Manganese uptake in tissues in vitro: Tissue slices as models
- Selenium: Chapter 8. Selenium diets: deficiency and excess
- Chapter 9. Selenium in tissue culture
- Copper: Chapter 10. Copper- deficient and excess diets: Theoretical considerations and preparations
- Chapter 11. Copper in tissue culture
- Zinc: Chapter 12. Zinc diets: Deficiency and excess
- Chapter 13. Zinc radiotracer in the study of the mechanism of zinc homeostasis
- Other trace elements: Chapter 14. Dietary boron deficiency and supplementation
- Chapter15. Measurements of baron in rodent diets and tissues
- Chapter 16. Methods for studying dietary lead and its toxicity in rodents
- Chapter 17. Methods in chromium dietary supplementation
- Chapter 18. Isolation and in Vitro analysis of biologically active Chapter19. Calcium bioavalability using a ret model
- Chapter 20. Vanadium: Quantitation, essentiality and pharmacologic and toxicological studies in rodents
- Chapter 21. Nickel- low diet formulation and tissue nickel measurement
- Index