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In two calves with the genetic defect A46 (Adema disease) intestinal absorption of 65Zn was increased during a period of oral treatment with oxychinolines. Oral supplementation with zinc oxide resulted in extremely high plasma zinc concentrations and a moderate increase in 65Zn absorption.
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Adema disease and acrodermatitis enteropathica, two parallel syndromes in calves of Friesian descent and in man, are described. Both are congenital zinc deficiency disorders with a lethal course if left untreated. Complete recovery follows oral zinc therapy. Symptoms and findings are set out in Table I. Diseased calves may serve as animal models for further studies on acrodermatitis enteropathica and the biological role of zinc.
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