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Selenium-75 incorporation in semen and reproductive organs of the bull and ram

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Pond, Finn Richard

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Philip D. Whanger Following initial intramuscular injections of 500 pCi 75 Se, semen was collected
Selenium metabolism in the chick and effects of Vitamin E and selenium on heat stress

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Alayan, Mohammad Atta

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An in vitro study was conducted to investigate the metabolism and distribution of Se⁷⁵-selenite and Se⁷⁵-selenomethionine (SEM) in chick blood. Se⁷⁵-selenite is taken up by RBC (13% within 20 minutes) and expelled into the plasma to become bound to proteins. In contrast, Se⁷⁵-SEM showed a more gradual and continuous buildup...

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. Philip D. Whanger An in vitro study was conducted to investigate the metabolism and distribution of Se
Interaction of selenium with cadmium and mercury in semen and reproductive tissues: in vivo and in vitro studies

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Alabi, Nathaniel Sigismund

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Studies were conducted to investigate the metabolism of selenium (Se) , and the influences of Se on the metabolism of cadmium (Cd) and inorganic mercury (Hg) in rats, and in ram semen in vitro. Se-deficient (-Se) or Se-adequate (+Se) rats were injected intraperitoneally with either ¹⁰⁹CdCl₂ (5 μCi/rat) or ²⁰³HgN0₃...

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IN VITRO STUDIES Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Philip D. Whanger Studies were conducted
The effect of food processing on the bioavailability of selenium in tuna and wheat : human and rat studies

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Alexander, Anne Rose

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Bioavailability of selenium (Se) in processed tuna and wheat products was studied in humans and rats. The protein source of the rat diets was torula yeast with Se supplied by either raw, precooked or canned tuna, or whole wheat flour, bread or bran. Sodium selenite was used as a control....

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Abstract approved: Lorraine T. Miller, Ph.D. Philip D. Whanger, Ph.D. Bioavailability of seleniua (Se

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Animal Science1
Biochemistry and Biophysics1
Foods and Nutrition1
General Science1

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Whanger, Philip D.4
Miller, Lorraine T.1

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Conte, Frank1
Horton, Howard1
Miller, Stanley1
Moore, Frank1
Oldfield, James1
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Alabi, Nathaniel Sigismund1
Alayan, Mohammad Atta1
Alexander, Anne Rose1
Pond, Finn Richard1

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1980-1989[remove]4

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Animal Science1
Biochemistry and Biophysics1
Foods and Nutrition1
General Science1

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Doctoral3
Master's1

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)3
Master of Science (M.S.)1

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English [eng]4

Non-Academic Affiliation

Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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No4

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Dissertation3
Masters Thesis1

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Copyright Not Evaluated4

Subject

Selenium -- Physiological effect2
Chicks1
Selenium1
Semen1
Vitamin E1

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