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Residues of dimetridazole in eggs after treatment of laying hens.

Laying hens were dosed orally with dimetridazole (DMZ) (50 and 250 mg/kg) for 3 days or intramuscularly (50 mg/kg), also for 3 days, and the residues were determined by liquid chromatography in albumen and yolk. The sensitivity of the whole procedure was 2 ng/g. The drug was excreted preferentially into the yolk (about 57% of the total) and the elimination period lasted for 4-6 days after treatment.[1]

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  1. Residues of dimetridazole in eggs after treatment of laying hens. Posyniak, A., Semeniuk, S., Zmudzki, J., Niedzielska, J., Biernacki, B. Vet. Res. Commun. (1996) [Pubmed]
 
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