Effectiveness of Dietary Substances in reducing the Retention of Chronically Ingested Radiostrontium; Studies with Tannin

Effectiveness of Dietary Substances in reducing the Retention of Chronically Ingested Radiostrontium; Studies with Tannin

THERE has been considerable interest in the testing of substances that may reduce the body burden of chronically ingested radiostrontium. The present work, using tannin as an example, emphasizes the caution that must be used in the interpretation of single-dose studies, and also describes a relative...

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Veröffentlicht in:Nature 1960-02, Vol.185 (4713), p.629-630
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BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
BONES
CALCIUM 45
CHEMICALS
DIET
Eating
Humanities and Social Sciences
Humans
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Old Medline
QUANTITY RATIO
Radiation Protection
Science
Science (multidisciplinary)
Strontium - metabolism
STRONTIUM 85
TANNING
Tannins
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description THERE has been considerable interest in the testing of substances that may reduce the body burden of chronically ingested radiostrontium. The present work, using tannin as an example, emphasizes the caution that must be used in the interpretation of single-dose studies, and also describes a relatively short-term procedure which appears to be practical.
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Science
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