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Adverse effects of (surface water pollutants) Cd, Cr and Pb on the embryogenesis of the mallard by KERTESZ, V, FANCSI, T

“…The effects of chromium, lead and cadmium were studied on the embryogenesis, hatching success and viability of the mallard. Eggs were exposed to relatively low…”
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Histological examination of CAM treated with irritative pesticides by Budai, P, Fáncsi, T, Várnagy, L

“…The potential irritancy of compounds may be detected by observing adverse changes which occur in the chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) of the egg after exposure…”
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Teratogenicity testing of bi 58 ec (38% dimethoate) in chicken embryos with special respect to degradation of the active ingredient by Várnagy, L., Molnár, Erzsébet, Budai, P.

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Ultrastructural studies of chicken embryo chorioallantoic membrane during incubation by Fáncsi, T, Fehér, G

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Ultrastructural studies of the embryonic goose liver by Fáncsi, T

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Ultrastructural studies of the goose embryo liver by Fáncsi, T

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Teratological examination of the insecticide methylparathion (Wofatox 50 EC) on pheasant embryos. 1. Morphological study by Várnagy, L, Korzenszky, M, Fáncsi, T

“…Teratogenic effects of methylparathion / Wofatox 50 EC/ and Parathion 20 WP as positive control material were tested in pheasant embryos. On the 12th day of…”
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Toxicity and degradation of metolachlor (Dual Gold 960 EC) in chicken embryos by Várnagy, L, Budai, P, Fejes, S, Susan, M, Fáncsi, T, Keseru, M, Szabó, R

“…The herbicide formulation Dual Gold 960 EC (960 g/l metolachlor) was applied, ROSS 308 embryonated hen eggs were treated on day 12 of incubation period. The…”
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Teratogenicity of methylparathion 18 WP and Wofatox 50 EC in Japanese quail and pheasant embryos, with particular reference to osteal and muscular systems by Várnagy, L, Imre, R, Fáncsi, T, Hadházy, A

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Teratogenic studies of Captan on Japanese quail and pheasant embryos by Várnagy, L, Imre, R, Fáncsi, T, Hadházy, A

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Teratogenicity testing of BI 58 EC (38% dimethoate) in chicken embryos with special respect to degradation of the active ingredient by Várnagy, L, Budai, P, Molnár, E, Füzesi, I, Fáncsi, T

“…The insecticide formulation BI 58 EC was tested for teratogenicity in chicken embryos, with particular reference to degradation of the active ingredient…”
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Toxicity and degradation of benefin in chicken embryos by Várnagy, L, Budai, P, Molnár, E, Susan, M, Fáncsi, T

“…The herbicide formulation Flubalex (20% benefin) was applied, ROSS 308 embryonated hen eggs were treated on day 12 of incubation period. The pesticide was…”
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Toxicity of a mancozeb containing fungicide formulation and CU-sulphate to chicken embryos after administration as single compounds or in combination by Fejes, S, Budai, P, Várnagy, L, Molnár, T, Szabó, R, Fáncsi, T

“…Environmental pollution of metal modelled by copper-sulphate and a 80% mancozeb containing fungicide formulation (Dithane M-45) were studied on chicken embryos…”
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Teratogenicity testing of dimethoate containing insecticide formulation (BI 58 EC) in chicken embryos by Várnagy, L, Budai, P, Fejes, S, Molnár, E, Fáncsi, T

“…BI 58 EC insecticide formulation was tested for teratogenicity in chicken embryos after the treatment of embryonated eggs. The pesticide was diluted in water…”
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Teratogenicity of parathion 29 WP in Japanese quail, pheasant and chicken embryo by Várnagy, L, Imre, R, Fáncsi, T, Hadházy, A

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Teratological examination of the insecticide methylparathion /Wofatox 50 EC/ on pheasant embryos. 1. Morphological study by Várnagy, L., Korzenszky, Márta, Fáncsi, T.

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Development and structure of the shell membrane and the chorioallantoic membrane of the goose by Fehér, G, Fáncsi, T, Várnagy, L

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Comparative morphology of the pancreas in domestic birds by Fehér, G, Fáncsi, T

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