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[Effect of calcium content of the diet on the course of cadmium poisoning].

Veranian Oa

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The influence of optimum (0.6%), excessive (2.4%) and insufficient calcium content in the ration on the course of cadmium poisoning was studied in a chronic experiment on rats. Cadmium poisoning was drastically exaggerated in the presence of insufficient cadmium content in the ration of the animals, while the excessive calcium content produced a protective effect on the animals suffering from chronic cadmium poisoning.

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Key concepts: Cadmium, Cadmium poisoning, Calcium, Chemistry, CADMIUM EXPOSURE, Food science, Toxicology, Environmental chemistry