Lj. Anghileri et al., LONG-TERM ORAL-ADMINISTRATION OF ALUMINUM IN MICE - ALUMINUM DISTRIBUTION IN TISSUES AND EFFECTS ON CALCIUM-METABOLISM, Annals of clinical and laboratory science, 24(1), 1994, pp. 22-26
Six months of oral administration of aluminum lactate provokes an impo
rtant accumulation of aluminum in various tissues of mice. The accumul
ation magnitude order is spleen > kidney > brain > liver > blood. No s
ystemic toxic effects (weight loss or neurolytic effects) were observe
d. Values of calcium content and Ca-45-uptake by the different tissues
showed no modifications of calcium metabolism. The lack of calcium ho
meostasis modification caused by a probable aluminum insolubilization,
and the incidence of other individual factors on individual deviation
s from group behavior is discussed.