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Impact of high bromide intake in the rat dam on iodine transfer to the sucklings

Authors

PAVELKA Stanislav BABICKÝ Arnošt LENER Jaroslav VOBECKÝ Miloslav

Year of publication 2002
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Food and Chemical Toxicology [IF=1.693 (2001); SCI #cit.<5>]
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Physiology
Keywords bromide; iodine; mother's milk; rat; suckling
Description A significant impact of high bromide levels in the organism of the mother on iodine transfer to the sucklings was established in experiments with female Wistar rats. The observed decrease in iodine transfer to the young through mother's milk and/or an increase in the bromide concentration in the milk, caused a decrease in body weight of the pups. Enhanced bromide levels also adversely affected the thyroid gland of the young.
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