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Cataract induced by administration of a single dose of sodium selenite to suckling rats

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A single dose of sodium selenite to male suckling rats causes permanent or intermittent cataracts. The resistance to the lethal effect of selenite in suckling rats is significantly higher in comparison with adult animals.

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Oštádalová, I., Babický, A. & Obenberger, J. Cataract induced by administration of a single dose of sodium selenite to suckling rats. Experientia 34, 222–223 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01944690

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