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[en] A lithium content below 1.7 mg/kg diet dry matter (DM) had a particular effect on the growth, reproduction performance, wellness and mortality of goats. The significant shift of the sex ratio of kinds toward females, reduced monoaminooxidase activity in the liver, and increased creatine kinase activity (a stress indicator) are also interesting results. The normative lithium requirement of animals (goats, pigs) amounts to <2.5 mg/kg diet DM, while that of adult humans might amount to <200 μg/day. (authors)
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Fargasova, A. (ed.) (Comenius Univ., Bratislava (Slovakia)); Jambrich, M. (ed.) (Trencin Univ A. Dubcek, Trencin (Slovakia)); Koprda, V. (ed.); Melnik, M. (ed.) (Slovak Technical Univ., Bratislava (Slovakia)); Toxikologicka sekcia slovenskej spolocnosti priemyselnej chemie, ZSVTS, Bratislava (Slovakia); Ustav chemickeho a environmentalneho inzinierstva, FCHPT, STU, Bratislava (Slovakia); Sekcia krizoveho manazmentu a CO MV SR, Bratislava (Slovakia); Vzdelavaci a technicky ustav krizoveho manazmentu a sivilnej ochrany, Slovenska Lupca (Slovakia). Funding organisation: Ministerstvo zivotneho prostredia SR, Bratislava (Slovakia); Ministerstvo vnutra SR, Bratislava (Slovakia); Ministerstvo skolstva SR, Bratislava (Slovakia); 376 p; ISBN 978-80-969710-6-0; 
; Jun 2010; 10 p; 30. Industrial toxicology 2010; 30. Priemyselna toxikologia 2010; Svit (Slovakia); 16-18 Jun 2010; 32 refs.
; Jun 2010; 10 p; 30. Industrial toxicology 2010; 30. Priemyselna toxikologia 2010; Svit (Slovakia); 16-18 Jun 2010; 32 refs.