Figure 4.
Selected iron (59Fe) absorption into organs of pregnant WT and Th3/+ mice. (A) Intestinal iron absorption was quantified after oral, intragastric gavage of an 59Fe test dose, and presented as the percentage of radioactivity present in the animals (minus 59Fe trapped in the gut) 24 hours after dosing. Also shown is the distribution of 59Fe in the liver (B) and the spleen (C), which is presented as the percentage of absorbed 59Fe in each tissue. Results represent mean ± SD for n = 5 animals per group and were analyzed by one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey multiple comparisons test. Groups labeled with different letters are significantly different from one another (P < .05). Main effects: panels A-C, P < .0001. 59Fe accumulation in other tissues and that remaining in the carcasses after dissection of all other tissues are presented in Table 4.

Selected iron (59Fe) absorption into organs of pregnant WT and Th3/+ mice. (A) Intestinal iron absorption was quantified after oral, intragastric gavage of an 59Fe test dose, and presented as the percentage of radioactivity present in the animals (minus 59Fe trapped in the gut) 24 hours after dosing. Also shown is the distribution of 59Fe in the liver (B) and the spleen (C), which is presented as the percentage of absorbed 59Fe in each tissue. Results represent mean ± SD for n = 5 animals per group and were analyzed by one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey multiple comparisons test. Groups labeled with different letters are significantly different from one another (P < .05). Main effects: panels A-C, P < .0001. 59Fe accumulation in other tissues and that remaining in the carcasses after dissection of all other tissues are presented in Table 4.

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