Effect of Feeding Several Sulfonamides and Related Compounds on Growth of Chicks.
B. Tabenkin, J. M. Cooperman, R. Drucker, Edward M. Jenkins
Abstract
B. Tabenkin, J. M. Cooperman, R. Drucker, Edward M. Jenkins
Abstract
1. Young chicks fed diets containing Gantrisin® (sulfisoxazole) at levels of up to 1% of the diet showed no physical abnormalities, were more uniform and thrifty in weight and appearance than the controls and weighed heavier than the controls at 6 weeks of age. 2. Young chicks fed diets containing .03% of Ro 2-0404 or from .03 to 0.3% of Ro2-O201 were also thriftier in appearance and heavier than the controls and showed no physical abnormalities. Young chicks fed diets containing 1% or 0.3% of sulfamethazine, sulfadiazine, sulfanilamide, sulfaguani-dine or sulfaquinoxaline were markedly retarded in their growth.
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1. Young chicks fed diets containing Gantrisin® (sulfisoxazole) at levels of up to 1% of the diet showed no physical abnormalities, were more uniform and thrifty in weight and appearance than the controls and weighed heavier than the controls at 6 weeks of age. 2. Young chicks fed diets containing .03% of Ro 2-0404 or from .03 to 0.3% of Ro2-O201 were also thriftier in appearance and heavier than the controls and showed no physical abnormalities. Young chicks fed diets containing 1% or 0.3% of sulfamethazine, sulfadiazine, sulfanilamide, sulfaguani-dine or sulfaquinoxaline were markedly retarded in their growth.
Key concepts: Sulfisoxazole, Sulfanilamide, Sulfadiazine, Body weight, Biology, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Sulfathiazole