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Table 2 Concentrations (μg/kg) of strontium (Sr), barium (Ba), cadmium (Cd), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), manganese (Mn), chromium (Cr), antimony (Sb) selenium (Se) and lead (Pb) in the liver and kidneys of cats, depending on the sex of the animals (♂: n = 22; ♀: n = 25)

From: Liver and kidney concentrations of strontium, barium, cadmium, copper, zinc, manganese, chromium, antimony, selenium and lead in cats

 

Liver

Cortex of the kidney

Renal medulla

 

Sr

117 (0.00-2699)

58.7 (0.00-316)

124 (11.3-1027)

118 (0.00-512)

117 (7.26-364)

130 (0.00-926)

Ba

169 (0.00-1659)

126 (0.00-236)

206 (0.00-2628)

155 (0.00-471)

174 (0.00-1049)

168 (0.00-405)

Cd

132 (7.30-583)

146 (31.9-803)

117 (4.13-2920)a

214 (7.50-872)b

77.6 (3.10-1349)

107 (2.74-525)

Cu

16900 (3750-98689)

26792 (2701-95029)

2903 (1255-15656)

2591 (1119-5651)

1963 (1094-5939)

1814 (485-4674)

Zn

26559 (8825-89115)

27844 (13379-69164)

15069 (5839-24389)

11818 (5872-35290)

10017 (5622-18405)

8050 (3778-17276)

Mn

3237 (1403-6162)

2714 (1311-13098)

1117 (511-2592)

1002 (502-2077)

645 (338-1651)

703 (233-1692)

Cr

229 (29.2-354)

214 (9.36-368)

214 (57.1-376)

151 (10.7-384)

170 (21.4-441)

142 (13.9-436)

Sb

132 (0.00-201)

132 (0.00-216)

130 (0.00-236)

127 (0.00-186)

131 (0.00-377)

125 (0.00-243)

Se

427 (73.3-1163)

396 (179-1792)

841 (68.4-2699)

823 (346-3429)

477 (123-2044)

587 (90.1-3429)

Pb

87.9 (2.40-442)

86.6 (0.82-337)

101 (1.35-289)

86.1 (0.39-267)

89.3 (0.44-300)

80.8 (0.00-335)

  1. Median (Minimum-Maximum).
  2. Group comparisons were separately calculated for each element and each tissue. Differences (P < 0.05) within a row are marked with different superscript letters.