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Rabbit fat

Ref. 3. Carcass-weight basis, excludes offals, rabbit, and poultry meat. Includes edible pork fat, but excludes lard and edible greases (except United Less than 1000 metric tons. [Pg.29]

Chlordane is readily absorbed by warm-blooded animals through skin, diet, and inhalation. It is quickly distributed in the body and tends to concentrate in liver and fat (WHO 1984). Up to 75% of a single oral dose of chlordane administered to rats and mice was absorbed in the gut, and up to 76% of an aerosol dose was absorbed in the respiratory tract (Nomeir and Hajjar 1987). Rabbits absorbed 33% in the gut following oral administration (USEPA 1988). Chlordane residues in mammals were usually not measurable 4 to 8 weeks after cessation of exposure (Ingle 1965). Chlordane persistence in human serum and whole body was estimated at 88 days and 21 days, respectively this compares to a Tb 1/2 of about 23 days in rats fed chlordane for 56 days (USEPA 1980). [Pg.831]

The bone becomes depleted of calcium salts when the urine is acidic over a relatively long period. This was shown by Goto (17) who fed rabbits large doses of hydrochloric acid. He then showed that urinary calcium loss occurred in concert with a marked reduction in mass of the skeletal system, and also that the total non-fat dry weight of bone decreased,implying a loss of bone matrix. A dose-dependent, dietary acid induced loss of labelled calcium from rat bone has been reported by Thorn and his coworkers (18). They demonstrated that in response to graded doses of ascorbic acid, cells in tissue culture, and bones in whole animals fed such doses were depleted of the labelled calcium. [Pg.77]

Figure 4 Transverse scan of axillary and subscapular lymph nodes in a rabbit 5 min postinjection of Gd-containing liposomes. Liposomes (egg lecithin cholesterol Gd-poly-NGPE = 70 25 5, 20 mg total lipid) were injected subcutaneously into the forepaw of anesthesized rabbit in 0.5 mL of HEPES-buffered saUne. Images were acquired by using a 1.5 Tesla GE Signa MRl scanner operated at fat suppression mode and Tj-weighted pulse sequence [16]. Figure 4 Transverse scan of axillary and subscapular lymph nodes in a rabbit 5 min postinjection of Gd-containing liposomes. Liposomes (egg lecithin cholesterol Gd-poly-NGPE = 70 25 5, 20 mg total lipid) were injected subcutaneously into the forepaw of anesthesized rabbit in 0.5 mL of HEPES-buffered saUne. Images were acquired by using a 1.5 Tesla GE Signa MRl scanner operated at fat suppression mode and Tj-weighted pulse sequence [16].
Figure 6 Transverse MR images of axillary-subscapular lymph node area in the rabbit 4 min after s.c. administration of PEG (5 kDa) -phosphatidyl ethanolamine micelles containing coreincorporated Gd-loaded amphiphilic chelate DTPA-phosphatidyl ethanolamine. The dose was 0.5 pmol Gd per injection site. Fast and clear visualization of both lymph vessel (1) and lymph node (2) was achieved. Images were acquired by using a 1.5 Tesla GE Signa MRI scanner operated at fat suppression mode and Ti-weighted pulse sequence [20]. Figure 6 Transverse MR images of axillary-subscapular lymph node area in the rabbit 4 min after s.c. administration of PEG (5 kDa) -phosphatidyl ethanolamine micelles containing coreincorporated Gd-loaded amphiphilic chelate DTPA-phosphatidyl ethanolamine. The dose was 0.5 pmol Gd per injection site. Fast and clear visualization of both lymph vessel (1) and lymph node (2) was achieved. Images were acquired by using a 1.5 Tesla GE Signa MRI scanner operated at fat suppression mode and Ti-weighted pulse sequence [20].
Rats exposed to 5.4mg/m of the 54% chlorine compound for 7 hours daily for 4 months showed increased liver weight and injury to liver cells 1.5mg/m for 7 months also produced histopathologic evidence of liver damage, which was considered to be of a reversible character. The minimal lethal dose when the liquid was applied to the skin of rabbits was 1.5 g/kg. The vapor and the liquid are moderately irritating to the eye contact of the chemical with skin leads to removal of natural fats and oils, with subsequent drying and cracking of the skin. ... [Pg.157]

Unlike the fixed rodent specimens, the skin and subcutaneous fat are removed from the non-rodent fetuses either before (minipigs) or after (rabbits) microdissection of the abdominal and thoracic cavities. The carcass is then processed for skeletal examination. The ventral abdominal wall is carefully removed. The forelimbs are pinned back on the cork board. [Pg.250]

Cholesterol metabolism. Hydrogenated oil, administered orally to hamsters at a dose of 20% of diet for 4 weeks, induced hypercholesterolemia. Oil feeding had no effect on cholesterol synthesis but markedly inhibited cholesterol esterification in both the liver and the intestine. The diet-induced hypercholesterolemia was strongly correlated with an increase in acyl-CoA/cholesterol acyltransferase activity. The hypercholesterolemia increased aortic uptake of cholesterol and hence acyl-CoA/cholesterol acyltransferase activity " Coconut fat, administered orally to rabbits with partial ileal bypass, produced a significant increase of serum total cholesterol and phospholipids concentrations. The effect on semm lipids of the type of fat was similar in control and partial ileal bypass rabbits A Coconut—a main source of energy for two... [Pg.128]

CN089 Millan, N. and J. De Abreu. Effect of the type of dietary fat on cholester-olemia in rabbits fed brewer s yeast. Arch Latinoam Nutr 1996 46(1) 71-74. [Pg.147]

Beynen. The hypercholesterolemic effect of dietary coconut fat versus com CN116 oil in hypo- or hyperresponsive rabbits is not exerted through influencing cholesterol absorption. Lipids 1991 CN117... [Pg.148]

Schouten, J. A., A. C. Beynen, C. Mulder, and H. F. Hoitsma. The effect of dietary saturated fat versus polyunsaturated fat on serum cholesterol and phospholipid concentrations in rabbits with partial ileal bypass. ZErnahrung-swiss 1984 23(2) 136-142. [Pg.148]


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