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Species and Strain
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Exposure Conditions
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Concentration or Dosea
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Exposure Duration
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Rabbits (young adult)
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Intravenous
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3 mg/kg/day
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2 months
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Rats (Long-Evans; 2 groups, each with 10 experimental and 5 control; age 49 or 52 days at start, 160-180 g)
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Intraperitoneal (controls injected with NaCl)
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Acute, 406.47 mg, NaF total
[average dose, 68 mg/kg/day]b
Chronic, 1131.65 mg of NaF total
[average dose, 18 mg/kg/day]b
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Acute, 15 days
Chronic, 100 days
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Rats (Hebrew University albino, males; infants at start, 30-32 g)
See also Table E-1
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Drinking water
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0.55, 1, or 10 mg/L [0.055, 0.1, and 1 mg/kg/day]c
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9 months
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Rats (Sprague-Dawley, males, 325-350 g)
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Intravenous
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6 mg/kg/hour
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3 hours
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Rats (Wistar)
See also Table E-1
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Drinking water and diet
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Water: 0, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, or 200 mg/L
Diet: 0.31 or 34.5 ppm [0, 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5, 10, or 20 mg/ kg/day from water and 0.025 or 2.8 mg/kg/day from feed]d
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54-58 days
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Rats (Wistar albino, males, 95-105 g)
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Intraperitoneal (controls injected with NaCl)
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15.8 mg/kg (35 mg/kg of NaF)
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Single dose
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Rats (inbred strain IIM, females, 180-220 g)
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Oral administration of NaF by gastric tube
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7.6 mg/kg
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Single dose, after fasting for 24 hours
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