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. 2017 Aug 21;125(8):087014. doi: 10.1289/EHP1329

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Bar graphs with standard error plotting concentrations of start superscript 14 end superscript C-BPA in nanograms BPA per gram tissue (left y-axis) and in nanograms BPA per milliliter serum (right y-axis) for heart, lung, muscle, adipose, uterus, ovaries, and serum of female mice (x-axis) for the following dietary administration groups: 50 micrograms per kilogram 14C BPA plus vehicle, 50 micrograms per kilogram 14C BPA plus 0.33 milligrams of triclosan, 50 micrograms per kilogram 14C BPA plus 0.33 milligrams of TBBPA, 50 micrograms per kilogram 14C BPA plus 0.33 milligrams of triclosan plus 0.33 milligrams of TBBPA. — Mean ( $+ SE$ ) concentration of $^{14} C -$ bisphenol A (BPA) in the heart, lung, muscle, adipose, uterus, ovaries, and serum of diestrous females following subcutaneous (sc) injection of vehicle, $0.33 mg$ triclosan, $0.33 mg$ tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA), or $0.33 mg triclosan + 0.33 mg TBBPA$ and subsequent dietary administration of $50 μ g / kg$ $^{14} C - BPA$ ( $n = 7 per dose$ ). Difference from vehicle treatment in the same tissue: * $p < 0.05$ ; ** $p < 0.01$ . See Table S3 for individual animal data.