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352 E.A. Moses, J.C. Akan, V.O. Ogugbuaja and P.A. Onyeyili<br />

Figure 3: Linear plot <strong>of</strong> Cr in Tissues <strong>of</strong> goat at various times following a single dose <strong>of</strong> dust (50mg/kg)<br />

intratrachially<br />

Figure 4: Linear plot <strong>of</strong> Cr in Tissues <strong>of</strong> goat at various times following a single dose <strong>of</strong> dust (50mg/kg)<br />

Intravenously<br />

The mean concentrations <strong>of</strong> zinc found in the tissues at 72 hours for intratracheally treated<br />

goats were 110.5±19.2µg/g for lungs; 216.3±21,6µg/g for liver; 96.5±18.2µg/g for hearts and<br />

153.2±25.5µg/g for kidneys (Figure 5). In intravenously treated animals, at 72 hours following dust<br />

treatment, tissue concentrations were 93.2±16.4µg/g for lungs; 265.3±32.3µg/g for liver;<br />

107.2±18.7µg/g for heart and 185.3±21.2µg/g for kidneys (Figure 6). Subsequently, there was decline<br />

in the concentration <strong>of</strong> zinc and at day 21 post treatment substantial amounts were still detectable.

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