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Incorporation of L‐ 75 Se‐cystine in tissue fragments from the matrix of the hoof and the claw — A tool for studying the pathogenesis of laminitis?

Equine Veterinary Journal, 1985
Summary An in vitro method has been designed and used to study the incorporation of 75 Se‐cystine into matrix fragments from hooves and claws of healthy horses and cattle. Tissue fragments from the zone of keratinisation were incubated
A, Ekfalck   +3 more
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Rate of keratinization of the wall segment of the hoof and its relation to width and structure of the zona alba (white line) with respect to claw disease in cattle

American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1996
Abstract Objectives To determine contribution of the wall segment of bovine cattle hoof to horn production, and relevance of structural differences of the wall segment and its horn production rate to claw disease. Design Epidermis and papillary body of the wall segment were examined by mesoscopy, light microscopy, and transmission and scanning ...
K D, Budras, C, Mülling, A, Horowitz
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Hair, Wool, Quill, Nail, Claw, Hoof, and Horn

1986
Mammalian hair, wool, quill, nail, claw, hoof and horn are epidermal derivatives and all, like the stratum corneum of epidermis, give an α X-ray diffraction pattern. But, unlike str. corneum, which is a soft keratin, the above derivatives are hard keratins.
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Elastic properties of hoof horn on different positions in the bovine claw.

DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 2005
Hind claws of 15 adult, sound Fleckvieh cows were used for material analysis. The elastic modulus was tested in tension tests according to EN ISO 527 and ASTM D 638-03 at a universal material testing machine. Samples were taken from different segments of the bovine claw to find the differences in material properties. Samples orientation was parallel to
C, Hinterhofer   +3 more
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Nails, claws and hoofs. A novel role for Hoxc genes?

2018
Hox genes are a family of important developmental regulators critical for the establishment of the basic body plan of bilaterian animals. In vertebrates, Hox genes are organized in four clusters (A, B, C and D) two of which, HoxA and HoxD cluster, are critical for the outgrowth and patterning of the tetrapod limb (Kmita et al.
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Relationship Between Claw Traits and Hoof Disorders in Crossbred Dairy Cattle Maintained Under Field Conditions

International Journal of Livestock Research, 2020
Rohit Kumar   +3 more
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Prevalence and interrelationships of hoof lesions and lameness in Swedish dairy cows

Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 2002
Jan Hultgren, Thomas Manske
exaly  

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