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Toxicity in sheep associated with the prophylactic use of selenium.
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This article is published in Australian Veterinary Journal.The article was published on 1970-05-01. It has received 18 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Toxicity.read more
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Comparative toxicosis of sodium selenite and selenomethionine in lambs.
TL;DR: Results of this study indicate that the chemical form of the ingested Se must be known to adequately interpret tissue, blood, and serum Se concentrations.
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Stimulation of lipid peroxidation in vivo by injected selenite and lack of stimulation by selenate.
TL;DR: Rats fed diets supplemented with vitamin E could survive at least twice as much selenite as rats deficient in selenium and vitamin E, and the increased vulnerability of vitamin E- and selenum-deficient rats to acute selenites toxicity may involve peroxidation in vivo.
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Selenium in Camel – A Review
Bernard Faye,Rabiha Seboussi +1 more
TL;DR: The results underline the particularity of the unique metabolic profile of the camel and lead to practical recommendations for supplementation in camels, highlighting its relative sensitivity to excess Se intake at lower levels than in cattle.
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Selenium toxicity in sheep grazing reclaimed phosphate mining sites.
TL;DR: One sheep in the HiSe group died and was diagnosed with Se toxicosis based on clinical signs, histopathology and tissue Se levels, and more research is needed on the toxicology of Se in sheep grazing natural settings.
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Metabolic interrelationships and adaptations in selenium toxicity
TL;DR: The experiments discussed in this review show that the toxicity of Se can be decreased in a number of different ways; arsenic diminishes selenium poisoning by stimulating the excretion of Se into the bile; linseed oil meal apparently lessens the effects of chronic selenosis; methionine when fed in conjunction with vitamin E helps prevent liver damage due to Se.