TISSUE RESIDUES IN PIGS FED ON MEAL CONTAMINATED WITH SULFADIMIDINE DURING MIXING

Derek McCaughey; Christopher Elliott; James Campbell; W.J. Blanchflower; Karen Rice

TISSUE RESIDUES IN PIGS FED ON MEAL CONTAMINATED WITH SULFADIMIDINE DURING MIXING

Derek McCaughey, Christopher Elliott, James Campbell, W.J. Blanchflower, Karen Rice

School of Biological Sciences

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Abstract

Two equal batches of pig feed were prepared sequentially in a half-ton mixer. The first was prepared to contain 100-mu-g/g sulphadimidine and the second had not added sulphadimidine. The medicated batch was shown to have 97.2-mu-g/g and the flush 2-mu-g/g. From the conditions of the experiment it was suggested that sulphadimidine was preferentially retained in the mixer.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	127-130
Number of pages	4
Journal	Irish Veterinary Journal
Volume	43
Publication status	Published - 1990

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TISSUE RESIDUES IN PIGS FED ON MEAL CONTAMINATED WITH SULFADIMIDINE DURING MIXING

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