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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"drug residue"”.
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Optimizing Veterinary Drug Residue Monitoring in U.S. Cattle through Trend Analysis and Risk-Based Frameworks
Veterinary drug residues in U.S. cattle continue to raise important food safety, regulatory, and public health concerns. This dissertation integrates three complementary investigations to examine residue trends, evaluate human health risks, and propose an improved framework for national monitoring. …
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Development of a liquid-liquid, solid-phase extraction (SPE), LC-MS/MS analytical method for qualitative and quantitative drug residue analysis in white-tailed deer
… the deer industry; as a result, veterinary drugs are used. The administration of antibiotics for treatment of infectious diseases may lead to residues in tissues. The quality and safety of food from animal origin is a growing concern for public health agencies. It is important in the deer …
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An investigation of intraperitoneal procaine penicillin G administration in lactating dairy cows
… All milk from treated cows contained penicillin residues for a minimum of 3 milkings (31 h) and maximum of 5 milkings (52 h) after administration. Concentrations of penicillin G in all muscle, liver, and kidney samples taken 10 days post-administration were below the limit of detection. Necropsy …
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Applications of Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Models in Veterinary Medicine.
… are unable to predict possible adverse drug reactions due to drug interactions. As combination drug therapy is rapidly increasing, so too does the chance for an adverse drug reaction due to drug interactions. There is a need within veterinary medicine for more predictive and flexible …
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Development and validation of ultra-high performance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry methods for screening of selective androgen receptor modulators in urine and blood
… steroids (AAS) continue to be the drug class most abused amongst athletes, and despite the fact that adverse effects from pseudo-endogenous and synthetic AAS misuse are well known, the potential for irreversible effects on human health to be induced by AAS is still not sufficient to …