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Journal of Medical Primatology, 2006
AbstractBackground Three methods of body temperature measurement were compared in owl monkeys: non‐contact infrared thermometry, subcutaneous transponder, and rectal probe.Methods Forty owl monkeys (Aotus sp.) were used. Animals were implanted with subcutaneous microchip transponders. Infrared thermometry was used at three different sites.
L J, Shelton, C E, White, S A, Felt
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AbstractBackground Three methods of body temperature measurement were compared in owl monkeys: non‐contact infrared thermometry, subcutaneous transponder, and rectal probe.Methods Forty owl monkeys (Aotus sp.) were used. Animals were implanted with subcutaneous microchip transponders. Infrared thermometry was used at three different sites.
L J, Shelton, C E, White, S A, Felt
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Journal of Medical Primatology, 2004
Abstract: An apparently normal, non‐tuberculin‐reacting, splenectomized owl monkey presented tuberculosis‐like lesions of the lung at necropsy. Histological and bacteriological examination failed to demonstrate the presence of acid‐fast organisms. Retrospective inquiry showed the animal had been inoculated using complete Freund's Adjuvant during a ...
Carlos A, Málaga +3 more
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Abstract: An apparently normal, non‐tuberculin‐reacting, splenectomized owl monkey presented tuberculosis‐like lesions of the lung at necropsy. Histological and bacteriological examination failed to demonstrate the presence of acid‐fast organisms. Retrospective inquiry showed the animal had been inoculated using complete Freund's Adjuvant during a ...
Carlos A, Málaga +3 more
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The Journal of Parasitology, 1974
Dipetalonema barbascalensis sp. n. recovered from the abdominal cavity of owl monkeys, Aotus trivirgatus, from Colombia is described. This filarioid belongs to the "Tetrapetalonema" group and most closely resembles the nematode previously known as Parlitomosa zakii Nagaty, 1935, from the pectoral muscles of a Brazilian marmoset.
J H, Esslinger, C H, Gardiner
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Dipetalonema barbascalensis sp. n. recovered from the abdominal cavity of owl monkeys, Aotus trivirgatus, from Colombia is described. This filarioid belongs to the "Tetrapetalonema" group and most closely resembles the nematode previously known as Parlitomosa zakii Nagaty, 1935, from the pectoral muscles of a Brazilian marmoset.
J H, Esslinger, C H, Gardiner
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The Journal of Immunology, 2018
Abstract Natural Killer (NK) cells as minor subsets of peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL) are innate in nature to clear invading pathogens and tumor cells. Small rodent species to nonhuman primates and humans, immune systems consist of a spectrum of NK cell subsets with phenotype and functional diversity.
Pramod N Nehete +4 more
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Abstract Natural Killer (NK) cells as minor subsets of peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL) are innate in nature to clear invading pathogens and tumor cells. Small rodent species to nonhuman primates and humans, immune systems consist of a spectrum of NK cell subsets with phenotype and functional diversity.
Pramod N Nehete +4 more
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The FASEB Journal, 2017
The Brazilian territory has the largest diversity of primates in the world. There are 120 species and subspecies, of which 70% are in the Brazilian Amazon. The Aotus sp , usually called the “Night Monkey” are the only current anthropoids of nocturnal habits.
Carolina Freitas Silva +6 more
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The Brazilian territory has the largest diversity of primates in the world. There are 120 species and subspecies, of which 70% are in the Brazilian Amazon. The Aotus sp , usually called the “Night Monkey” are the only current anthropoids of nocturnal habits.
Carolina Freitas Silva +6 more
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Toxoplasma gondii es un protozoario parásito de carácter intracelular obligatorio de animales homeotérmicos, incluyendo humanos y primates no humanos, y que tiene a felinos domésticos y salvajes como hospederos definitivos. Muchos autores con diferentes estudios ya han identificado lesiones causadas por T. gondii en primates Neotropicales, para lo cual
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Molecular Phylogenetics of Aotus (Platyrrhini, Cebidae)
International Journal of Primatology, 2011Manuel Ruiz-Garcia +2 more
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