Metabolism of xenobiotics in ruminants. Use of activated carbon as an

antidote for dieldrin poisoning in cattle is needed that will not only relieve toxicity symptoms but in- crease the rate of clearance of dieldrin from the body.

body fat of rats by a probable mechanism of induc- ... HEOD excretion, the cow, calf, sheep, goat, pig, and ... 400 for the cow, sheep, goat, calf, pig, and rat,.

Metabolism of xenobiotics in ruminants. Use of activated carbon as an antidote for pesticide poisoning in ruminants. Kim A. Wilson, and Robert Merold. Cook.

Metabolism of xenobiotics in ruminants. IV. Storage and excretion of HEOD in Holstein cows. Kim A. Wilson, and Robert M. Cook. J. Agric. Food Chem. , 1972 ...

James R. Harr , James W. Gillett , Jerry H. Exon , Donald E. Clark. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 1974 12 (4), 433-441 ...

Apr 5, 1971 - Storage and Excretion of HEOD in Holstein Cows. Kim A. Wilson* and Robert M. Cook. The recovery of HEOD in milk, urine, blood, feces,.

ducts of goats and sheep, the bile ducts and secretions. These data suggest that there is a pancreatic ducts of calves, and the parotid significant entry of HEOD ...

is only superficial when applying ad- sorption to purification problems. Hundreds of adsorption facilities ... destruction, therefore have been clar-. CIRCLE 18 ON READER SERVICE CARD. 608 Environmental Science & ... water chemistry surrounding the a

phytoalexins for defense against pathogens, and allelopathy. ... plants (79). Plants may also produce specific terpenes in response to herbivory that are released ...

as a growth stimulant has become a wide- spread commercial practice, little is known of the metabolic fate of this compound in these species. Most of the.