Permeability of the Mammary Gland to Sodium-24, Potassium-42, Chlorine-36 and Iodine-131
PHOSPHORUS-32 and calcium-45 appear in the blood of goats a few minutes after their administration through the teat 1,2 . The regulation of milk electrolyte content is little understood, and it seems necessary to examine the problem of udder permeability further in order to understand these problems...
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| description | PHOSPHORUS-32 and calcium-45 appear in the blood of goats a few minutes after their administration through the teat
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. The regulation of milk electrolyte content is little understood, and it seems necessary to examine the problem of udder permeability further in order to understand these problems better. |
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