Acute nephrotoxicity as an adverse effect after intraperitoneal injection of massive amounts of bioactive ceramic powders in mice and rats.
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Summary
It is considered that, because a large quantity of silicon eluted from the powder was absorbed from the peritoneum, concentration in the glomerular filtrate and urine increased until silicon polymerization occurred, after which the silicon polymer became deposited in the renal tubules.
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- article
- Published
- 1992-02-01
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- 21
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- 13
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Keywords
Reflection (computer programming), Computer science, Artificial intelligence, Programming language
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