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Acute toxicity and elimination of phenol injected into fish (Carassius auratus L.)

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Nel ciprino la DLM del fenolo è di 230 mg/kg i.m. Il fenolo, iniettato i.m. a dose di 200 mg/kg, viene eliminato in media per quasi il 90% nelle prime 4 ore come fenoli liberi. Sotto il profilo della tossicità, la mancata capacità a detossicare mediante coniugazione sembra nel pesce compensata dalla elevata capacità escretiva degli organi emuntori.

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Boni, P. Acute toxicity and elimination of phenol injected into fish (Carassius auratus L.). Experientia 21, 222–223 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02141899

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