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supplement:
Selenium
supplement:
Selenate, Sodium
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“There was a strong linear relationship between the total Se content and Se rate in both sodium selenate and selenite.”
Evaluation of the Potential of Peas (Pisum sativum L.) to Be Used in Selenium Biofortification Programs Under Mediterranean Conditions“Se applied as sodium selenate at rates of 4-120 g Se/ha increased grain Se concentration progressively up to 133-fold when sprayed on soil at seeding and up to 20-fold when applied as a foliar spray after flowering.”
“Although Se source was not found to affect tissue …>0.05), certain inorganic (sodium selenite), calcium selenite, sodium selenate and organic sources (B-Traxim Se), Se-yeast, Se-malt, Se-enriched cabbage and Se-… well as background Se level from feed ingredients were found to significantly affect tissue Se ….”
Meta-analysis of selenium accumulation and expression of antioxidant enzymes in chicken tissues.“The concentrations of selenium in livers of mice treated with sodium selenate and selenosemicarbazide were found to be higher than in controls (18,7 μg lg−1 and 23.2 μg lg−1 vs. 12 μg lg−1, respectively).”
“A single oral dose of selenium (125 micrograms/kg body weight) as sodium selenate or sodium selenite increased serum selenium concentration and glutathione peroxidase activity significantly (p less than 0.001).”
“In all the cows injected with sodium selenate , the concentration of Se in blood increased rapidly and was significantly higher than in control cows for two days in the group receiving the lowest dose and for 182 days (the duration of the experiment) in the two other groups.”
“For the soil application, Se concentration increases on average by 3 µg kg−1 in maize and by 10 µg kg−1 in beans, for each gram of Se applied as sodium selenate.”
Agronomic biofortification of maize and beans in Kenya through selenium fertilization“Separate use of sodium selenate enhanced I accumulation by 2.64 times, while biofortification with I increased the Se content in plant leaves by 4.3 times; this phenomenon was also associated with significant increase of total soluble solids and ascorbic acid content in leaves.”
“Even so, the fertilizer application of sodium selenate at 20 g ha(-1) increased the total Se concentration almost 6-fold in the final beer in comparison to the use of grain derived from unfertilized barley.”
“In both experiments, the Se concentration in tubers increased with increasing sodium selenate application levels.”
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