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Urea metabolism in the llama

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 1975
Abstract 1. The body urea pool was higher when less hay was fed, it was lower when sucrose was supplemented. 2. Urea turnover and transfer of urea to the gastrointestinal tract was significantly lower at reduced hay feeding. 3. 3–10 hr after feeding urea turnover and urea transfer to the gut were significantly higher than after 10–20 hr.
S, Hinderer, W V, Engelhardt
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Congenital ichthyosis in a llama

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1990
A 1-month-old male cria was examined because of diffuse hyperkeratosis and conjunctivitis that had existed since birth. The mucocutaneous junction of the nostrils as well as the neck, coronary bands, and axillary and inguinal regions were the most severely affected areas. Orthokeratosis involving the epidermis and follicular infundibula was observed on
E B, Belknap, R W, Dunstan
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Congenital Defects in the Llama

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1994
When faced with the question of what you should do as a veterinary practitioner, when presented with a congenital defect in a llama, one answer is to seek qualified help from your state veterinary diagnostic laboratory. But most importantly, encourage the owners of such animals to report the defect to their llama association, including pedigree ...
H W, Leipold, T, Hiraga, L W, Johnson
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Diaphragmatic hernia in a llama

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1993
A 7-year-old castrated male llama was admitted for evaluation of mild colic. Exploratory celiotomy revealed a diaphragmatic hernia that was entrapping the proximal portion of the ascending colon. The hernia was reduced, and the devitalized ileum, cecum, and 45 cm of the proximal portion of the ascending colon were resected.
L L, Black-Schultz, P D, Hanson, D G, Wilson, M D, Markel   +3 more
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Llama Herd Health

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1994
A herd health program that includes some firm recommendations based on research and medical and management observations made by the author is discussed. Some theoretical options are discussed that have been shared with the author by professional colleagues and llama owners.
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Llama Anesthetic Programs

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
Llamas are anesthetized conveniently with guaifenesin thiamylal mixes, or, for short periods of time, with xylazine/ketamine. Small individuals must be accurately weighed. Estimating weight without experience is dangerous in this species. The greatest levels of safety and control, especially for critical patients, is afforded by inhalation anesthesia ...
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Clara Cells in the Llama

Pathobiology, 1976
A study was made by light and electron microscopy of the Clara cells of two llamas born and bred at an altitude of 4,720 m in the Peruvian Andes. The Clara cells were numerous and prominent with big apical caps, many of which had been extruded into the terminal bronchioles.
D, Heath, P, Smith, P, Harris
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Can a Llama Be a Watchdog? Exploring Llama 3 and Code Llama for Static Application Security Testing

2024 IEEE International Conference on Cyber Security and Resilience (CSR)
Research in software vulnerability detection has seen significant growth, with numerous systems and techniques being developed. Deep learning approaches have become partic-ularly popular, with various architectures being adapted for this purpose. Llama 3, the newest AI model from Meta, was released in April 2024.
Curto, Claudio, Giordano, Daniela, Indelicato, Daniel Gustav, Patatu, Vladimiro   +3 more
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Llama Herd Health

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
Herd health programs for llama owners offer veterinarians the opportunity to provide preventive care to an expanding market. Some aspects of llama herd health programs are unique but should be based on herd health principles used for other livestock species. Vaccinations, parasite control, nutritional consultation and reproductive examinations, coupled
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¿Como se LLAMA?

Blood, 2011
In this issue of Blood , Ulrichts and coworkers report preclinical studies of a novel bivalent heavy chain-only nanobody, ALX-0081, directed at the A1 domain of VWF that inhibits VWF binding to platelet glycoprotein Ibα[1][1] (see figure).
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