Research On Resource Recycling Of Chrome Leather Slag ¢ø–Toxicological Test Of Feed Collagen Powder
Keywords
Chrome Leather Residue, Collagen, Toxicology Test, Feed
Abstract
The LD50 of feed collagen powder is >10g/kg, which is a practical non-toxic level; the accumulation coefficient K>5.28, which is weak accumulation; whether Ames is added with S-9 mixture or not, the mutagenic effect results are negative; micronucleus The test dose as high as 5g/kg was still negative; the test for sperm abnormality was also negative at a dose of 5g/kg.
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Original research was done by Jiang Tingda, Zhang Chunping, Jiao Yongxu, Wu Jinlong, Shi Genyong
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