Both germfree and conventional rats excreted over 80% of oral doses of pentachloromethylthio[14C]benzene in the faeces.2. The faeces from germ-free rats contained mainly N-acetyl-S-(methylthiotetrachlorophenyl)cysteine.3. The faeces from conventional rats contained bis-(methylthio)tetrachlorobenzene and non-extractable residues in about equal amounts.
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