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    Lipid peroxidation in mitochondria and microsomes from adult and fetal rat tissues

    Pregnant female Wistar rats that received a control (100 ppm Zn) or a Zn-deficient diet (1.5 ppm Zn) from d 0 to 21, or nonpregnant normally fed female rats without or with five daily oral doses of 300 mg/kg s...

    Theodor Günther, Vera Höllriegl in Biological Trace Element Research (1989)

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    Induction of hepatic metallothionein by salicylate in adult rats

    Application of salicylate increased the concentration of metallothionein (MT) in liver of pregnant rats as well as of adult male rats, whereas in fetal liver, MT was reduced by salicylate. Induction of MT synt...

    Theodor Günther, Jürgen Vormann, Jamaledin Ghaida in Biological Trace Element Research (1989)

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    Maternal and fetal iron accumulation in Zn-deficient and salicylate-treated rats

    Nonhemoglobin Fe (non Hb−Fe) content in fetal serum and liver is much higher than in maternal serum and liver. After feeding a Zn-deficient diet to pregnant rats from d 0 to 21, non Hb−Fe content in maternal a...

    Theodor Günther, Reinhart Gossrau, Jürgen Vormann… in Biological Trace Element Research (1988)

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    Effects of salicylate and zinc deficiency on the serum concentrations of magnesium, calcium, and parathyroid hormone

    Oral application of 700 mg/kg salicylic acid to pregnant and nonpregnant female rats caused an increase of serum Mg2+ and a decrease of serum Ca2+ concentration. The salicylate effect was drastically enhanced by ...

    Theodor Günther, Vera Höllriegl, Jürgen Vormann in Biological Trace Element Research (1988)

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    Enhanced ototoxicity of gentamicin and salicylate caused by Mg deficiency and Zn deficiency

    In rats, Mg deficiency caused a moderate hearing loss, measured by means of evoked potentials at 10 and 20 kHz, which was repaired after refeeding a normal diet.

    Theodor Günther, Ekkehard Rebentisch, Jürgen Vormann… in Biological Trace Element Research (1988)

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    Effect of valproate on zinc metabolism in fetal and maternal rats fed normal and zinc-deficient diets

    Pregnant Wistar rats fed control and Zn-deficient diets received daily oral doses of 0, 100, and 300 mg/kg sodium valproate from d 16 to 20 of gestation. Only the highest valproate doses induced a small reduct...

    Jürgen Vormann, Vera Höllriegl, Hans-Joachim Merker… in Biological Trace Element Research (1986)

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    Development of fetal mineral and trace element metabolism in rats with normal as well as magnesium- and zinc-deficient diets

    At d 17 of gestation, the concentrations of K, Mg, Mn, and Zn in fetal rat serum, measured by flame photometry and atomic absorption spectrophotometry, were higher than in maternal serum and declined thereafte...

    Jürgen Vormann, Theodor Günther in Biological Trace Element Research (1986)

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    Effect of salicylate on zinc metabolism in fetal and maternal rats fed normal and zinc-deficient diets

    Pregnant rats fed normal and Zn-deficient diets were treated with oral daily doses of 100 and 300 mg/kg salicylic acid from d 16–20 of gestation. This treatment caused a dose-dependent reduction in fetal body ...

    Jürgen Vormann, Vera Höllriegl, Hans-Joachim Merker… in Biological Trace Element Research (1986)