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Educational Case: Mesothelioma. [PDF]

Acad Pathol
Firde K, Chute DJ.
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Allergen challenge alters lymphocyte phosphodiesterase activity in horses with heaves

Pulmonary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 2004
Heaves is an allergic airway disease in horses characterised by reversible airway obstruction, bronchial hyperresponsiveness and airway inflammation associated with a Th-2 response.
C P Page, F M Cunningham, C P Page
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Comparison of prednisolone and dexamethasone effects in the presence of environmental control in heaves-affected horses

Veterinary Journal, 2008
International audienceThis study was designed to compare the efficacy of oral prednisolone and intramuscular (IM) dexamethasone in heaves-affected horses with environmental control.
Stéphane Pronost, Brigitte Siliart
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Relevance of using a human microarray to study gene expression in heaves-affected horses

Veterinary Journal, 2008
peer reviewedEnvironmental causes of heaves are well described, but the molecular mechanisms of the disease remain unclear. Previous studies have highlighted the implications of variations in gene expression, most using reverse transcription polymerase ...
Eve Ramery, P Lekeux
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Heaves

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Large Animal Practice, 1979
Roger G. Breeze
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Relationship between markers of blood oxidant status and physiological variables in healthy and heaves‐affected horses after exercise

Equine Veterinary Journal, 2002
peer reviewedExercise-induced oxidative stress is investigated as a potential performance-limiting factor in human sports medicine. Therefore, the present study aimed to assess whether physiological variables that change with exercise intensity were ...
N Kirschvink, P Lekeux
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Heave and Heaving Pressures in Frozen Soils

Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 1971
Most previous studies of frost heave and associated frost heaving pressures have been concerned with the process of ice lensing and ice segregation, and the primary mechanism used to explain the related phenomena of heave and pressure is seen to be consistent with the process of formation of ice lenses.
R. N. Yong, J. C. Osler
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The Use of Cardboard Bedding Material as Part of an Environmental Control Regime for Heaves-affected Horses: In Vitro Assessment of Airborne Dust and Aeroallergen Concentration and In Vivo Effects on Lung Function

Veterinary Journal, 2002
peer reviewedThis study aimed to test whether shredded cardboard is an appropriate minimum-dust bedding material for heaves-affected horses. Results of standardized in vitro measurement of airborne dust and aeroallergen concentrations of cardboard ...
N Kirschvink, S Vandenput, P Lekeux
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Frost Heave in Argon

Physical Review Letters, 2000
The freezing of argon in silica powder is observed to generate bands of pure solid argon in the same manner as in the phenomenon of ice lens formation in the freezing of moist ground. A first principles dynamical theory describes the mechanism of lens formation by the thermomolecular pressure-driven flow of interfacially melted films at the lens-solid ...
, Zhu, , Vilches, , Dash, , Sing, , Wettlaufer   +4 more
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