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Creator:: Bull, Richard Charles
Abstract:: In three separate trials rats were fed either a basal diet deficient in selenium and vitamin E or the same diet supplemented with one or both of these factors. In addition to these treatments in two of the trials, ethoxyquin was included to provide adequate lipid antioxidant protection and to...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: beneficial effect upon reproduction in the rat. Somewhat later Poley et al. (1941), also conducting a

Creator:: Cheeke, Peter R.
Abstract:: A series of four trials were conducted to determine the influence of selenium supplementation of a selenium- and vitamin E-deficient basal diet on the absorption, excretion, tissue distribution and placental transfer of a single dose of tritium-labeled α-tocopherol in the rat. In the first trial, the effect of supplementation of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: the rat. In the first trial, the effect of supplementation of the basal diet with 1. 0 ppm selenium

Creator:: Arnold, Margaret Anna
Abstract:: White muscle disease or muscular dystrophy of sheep is a selenium responsive malady common to many areas with an inherent natural deficiency of selenium in the forage. The disease can be prevented in lambs by adding trace amounts (approximately 0.1 ppm) of selenium to the otherwise selenium deficient, forage fed...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: -nucleotidase enhancement, in dysErophic lamb muscle nor the effect, of selenium upon repressing activity

Creator:: Wise, William Robert, Jr.
Abstract:: The purpose of this thesis is to determine if dietary and metabolic relationships exist between cobalt and selenium. Two groups of lambs were compared. The dams of one group of lambs received an alfalfa hay adequate in selenium and the dams of the other group received an alfalfa hay deficient...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: - jected with selenium -75 (as selenite) and cobalt -60 (as cobaltous chloride) and the effect of dietary

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