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Effects of Cadmium Compounds (Cadmium Para Hydroxybenzoate and Cadmium Chloride) on the Liver of Mature Mice

Yusuf ERSAN
İsmail ARI
Evren KOÇ
Pages
115–119
Publication Date
2008-02-01
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Slides were prepared and examined with light microscopy (Nikon Eclipse E600) and histopathological structures were observed.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, 4 experimental groups and 1 control group containing adult mice (Mus musculus var. albinos) were used to examine the effects of 2 different cadmium compounds, namely cadmium para hydroxybenzoate, which was newly synthesized, and cadmium chloride on the liver of mice.
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Key Findings & Data:In various test concentrations, both cadmium compounds were intraperitoneally injected into adult mice every day for 15 days.
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⚙️Variables:Cadmium compounds (cadmium para hydroxybenzoate · cadmium chloride) · kupffer cells

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In this study, 4 experimental groups and 1 control group containing adult mice (Mus musculus var. albinos) were used to examine the effects of 2 different cadmium compounds, namely cadmium para hydroxybenzoate, which was newly synthesized, and cadmium chloride on the liver of mice. In various test concentrations, both cadmium compounds were intraperitoneally injected into adult mice every day for 15 days. With standard histological techniques samples were obtained from the livers of the mice. Slides were prepared and examined with light microscopy (Nikon Eclipse E600) and histopathological structures were observed.

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In this study, 4 experimental groups and 1 control group containing adult mice (Mus musculus var. albinos) were used to examine the effects of 2 different cadmium compounds, namely cadmium para hydroxybenzoate, which was newly synthesized, and cadmium chloride on the liver of mice. In various test concentrations, both cadmium compounds were intraperitoneally injected into adult mice every day for 15 days. With standard histological techniques samples were obtained from the livers of the mice. Slides were prepared and examined with light microscopy (Nikon Eclipse E600) and histopathological structures were observed.

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ERSAN, Y., ARI, İ., KOÇ, E. (2008). Effects of Cadmium Compounds (Cadmium Para Hydroxybenzoate and Cadmium Chloride) on the Liver of Mature Mice. Turkish Journal of Zoology, Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 2, 115–119. https://ajindex.com/articles/177373

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