Lack of effect of quinidine on divalent mineral absorption from the reticulorumen of sheep
1994
Dua, K. | Care, A.D.
The effects of quinidine on divalent mineral absorption were studied using normal and high potassium intraruminal buffers with the in vivo isolated washed rumen technique. A concentration of 1 mmol litre-1 quinidine in the intraruminal buffer decreased the absorption rates of Na+ and Cl- from the rumen but had no significant effect on the absorption rates of Mg2+, Ca2+ and K+. Prolonged oral administration of quinidine had no significant effect on the absorption of any of these ions from either a normal or a high potassium ruminal solution.
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