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Nitrofurazone accumulates in avian eyes—a replacement for semicarbazide as a marker of abuse

K Cooper, Robert J. McCracken, D. Glenn Kennedy

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Abstract

Intact nitrofurazone is present in whole eyes of chickens fed varying levels of this banned antibiotic and may therefore be used as an alternative to the controversial marker residue, semicarbazide, to monitor for abuse of this drug in primary production.

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Intact nitrofurazone is present in whole eyes of chickens fed varying levels of this banned antibiotic and may therefore be used as an alternative to the controversial marker residue, semicarbazide, to monitor for abuse of this drug in primary production.

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Intact nitrofurazone is present in whole eyes of chickens fed varying levels of this banned antibiotic and may therefore be used as an alternative to the controversial marker residue, semicarbazide, to monitor for abuse of this drug in primary production.

Key concepts: Nitrofurazone, Semicarbazide, Chemistry, Pharmacology, Medicine, Traditional medicine, Organic chemistry

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