Glifosat izopropilamin tuzining (gerbitsid) hayvonlar fiziologiyasiga ta’siri
Effect of glyphosate isopropylamine salt (herbicide) on animal physiology
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This work analyzes the design of a 20-day experiment aimed at studying the effect of glyphosate isopropylamine salt on the organism of laboratory white mice, as well as the available scientific data on the toxic effect of the herbicide on internal organs. The experiment provided for a total of 40 white mice, which were divided into control and experimental groups of 20 animals each. The animals of the experimental group received a small amount of the herbicide with drinking water. The main attention was paid to morphofunctional and histological changes that may occur in the tissues of the liver, kidneys, brain and lungs.
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