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- The study focused on Wistar rats to examine how plutonium (253Pu) metabolizes when combined with tributylphosphate and certain organic solvents.
- It was found that using tributylphosphate along with trichlorobenzene and H-paraffin led to a significant increase in plutonium accumulation in the rats' bodies, doubling the levels observed early on.
- The research highlights the impact of these chemical combinations on the body's ability to absorb plutonium through stab-wounds.
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The experiments on Wistar rats were undertaken to analyze metabolism of 253Pu in combination with tributylphosphate and organic solvents of trichlorobenzene and H-paraffin entering the organism through stab-wounds. It was shown that the combination of tributylphosphate with the above substances increased the levels of plutonium accumulation at the early stage of investigation twice as much.
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