Toxic elements contents in sheep and goat milk from eastern region of Poland

Contents of toxic metals in sheep's milk from the 3 following months of lactation period as well as in milk of goats maintained at 3 sites of Lublin region (Poland) have been recorded. The element levels (Pb, Cd, Zn, Cu, Fe) in milk have been analysed using AAS technique with flame atomization....

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Published inZeszyty Naukowe Akademii Rolniczej we Wroclawiu. Konferencje (Poland) no. 399
Main Authors Lipecka, Cz, Szymanowska, A, Gruszecki, T.M, Patkowski, K. (Akademia Rolnicza, Lublin (Poland). Katedra Hodowli Owiec i Koz)
Format Journal Article
LanguagePolish
Published 2000
Subjects
CADMIO
CADMIUM
CAPRIN
CAPRINOS
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION
CINC
COBRE
CONTAMINACION QUIMICA
CONTAMINANTES INDUSTRIALES
CONTAMINATION CHIMIQUE
COPPER
CUIVRE
EWE MILK
FER
GOAT MILK
GOATS
HIERRO
INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS
IRON
LAIT DE BREBIS
LAIT DE CHEVRE
LEAD
LECHE DE CABRA
LECHE DE OVEJA
OVIN
OVINOS
PLOMB
PLOMO
POLAND
POLLUANT INDUSTRIEL
POLOGNE
POLONIA
SHEEP
ZINC
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Summary:Contents of toxic metals in sheep's milk from the 3 following months of lactation period as well as in milk of goats maintained at 3 sites of Lublin region (Poland) have been recorded. The element levels (Pb, Cd, Zn, Cu, Fe) in milk have been analysed using AAS technique with flame atomization. It has been found that average contents of elements under study in sheep's and goat's milk had not exceeded the normatives recommended for goat's and cow's pasteurized milk. Goat's milk has contained less lead, cadmium and zinc, but more copper and iron in relation to sheep's one. It has been proved that sheep's lactation period and the localization of goat's maintenance had affected toxic element contents in milk
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ISSN:1232-3071