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Fate of Barbiturates and Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs During Carcass Composting
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Document Date: 2013-05-29 13:32:58

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Cary / Murfreesboro / Ithaca / /

Company

SAS Institute Inc. / Agilent / /

Country

Pakistan / United States / India / /

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Event

Environmental Issue / /

Facility

Cornell University / College of Veterinary Medicine / Laboratory Analysis Liver / Middle Tennessee State University / Cornell Waste Management Institute / Laboratory Analysis Samples / /

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between day / /

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non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs / pharmaceuticals / barbiturates for euthanasia / end product / stainless steel container / compost product / barbital containing media / compost site / euthanasia products / pharmaceutical drugs / chemical agents / animal food / food / /

MedicalCondition

lung abscess / barbiturate poisoning / pain / Abstract With disease / inflammation / MS / /

MedicalTreatment

antibiotics / /

Organization

College of Veterinary Medicine / US Food and Drug Administration / American Veterinary Medical Association / Cornell University’s Animal Health Diagnostic Center / Middle Tennessee State University / Cornell University / Cornell Waste Management Institute / /

Person

Ethyl Ether / G EBEL / Jr. / /

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Position

Hobo U12 data logger / veterinarian / licensed veterinarian / logger / Corresponding Author / /

Product

phenylbutazone / Pentobarbital Sodium / Sodium pentobarbital / /

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Tennessee / North Carolina / New York / /

Technology

wood chips / Composting / incineration / /

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www.academyjournals.net / /

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