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[Absorption from the gastrointestinal tract of rats of biologically incorporated 241Am found in fish].

Zalikin Ga, Nisimov Pg

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In experiments on mongrel albino rats it was shown that the absorption of 241Am "biologically incorporated" in fish from the gastrointestinal tract amounted to 0.1% and exceeded by 4.5 times the intake of 241Am nitrate and by 6 times the absorption of 241Am administered in fish externally contaminated with americium 241.

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In experiments on mongrel albino rats it was shown that the absorption of 241Am "biologically incorporated" in fish from the gastrointestinal tract amounted to 0.1% and exceeded by 4.5 times the intake of 241Am nitrate and by 6 times the absorption of 241Am administered in fish externally contaminated with americium 241.

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In experiments on mongrel albino rats it was shown that the absorption of 241Am "biologically incorporated" in fish from the gastrointestinal tract amounted to 0.1% and exceeded by 4.5 times the intake of 241Am nitrate and by 6 times the absorption of 241Am administered in fish externally contaminated with americium 241.

Key concepts: Gastrointestinal tract, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Americium, Absorption (acoustics), Digestive tract, Nitrate, Chemistry, Physiology

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