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Nephroblastoma in an Ovine Foetus
Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe A, 1981SummaryA case of nephroblastoma, with a prevalence of the epithelial component is reported in an ovine foetus. In the literature there are only a few cases of Wilms' tumour in the sheep and the present case seems to be the first report in an ovine foetus.Zusammenfassung Nephroblastom bei einem SchafsfetusDie Autoren beschreiben den Fall eines Tumors ...
ROPERTO, FRANCO PEPPINO, S. Damiano
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Veterinary Pathology, 1986
Ovine mammary neoplasia is rare and usually be~~ign.~.~ In large surveys of tumors of sheep in South Africa2 and Britain,I2 mammary tumors were not mentioned. In a computer search of ovine mammary neoplasia in New Zealand, two mammary adenocarcinomas were recorded, but descriptions of the tumors were not pr~vided.~ Other investigators believe that the ...
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Ovine mammary neoplasia is rare and usually be~~ign.~.~ In large surveys of tumors of sheep in South Africa2 and Britain,I2 mammary tumors were not mentioned. In a computer search of ovine mammary neoplasia in New Zealand, two mammary adenocarcinomas were recorded, but descriptions of the tumors were not pr~vided.~ Other investigators believe that the ...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1947
Summary 1. Certain haemosporidia are very pathogenic to sheep in Iraq. 2. These are Theileria hirci (Dschunkowsky and Urodschevich, 1924); Babesia motasi ( Wenyon, 1926 ); and Anaplasma ovis (Lestoquard, 1924). These are recorded for the first time in Iraq. 3.
S M, KHAYYAT, A A, GILDER
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Summary 1. Certain haemosporidia are very pathogenic to sheep in Iraq. 2. These are Theileria hirci (Dschunkowsky and Urodschevich, 1924); Babesia motasi ( Wenyon, 1926 ); and Anaplasma ovis (Lestoquard, 1924). These are recorded for the first time in Iraq. 3.
S M, KHAYYAT, A A, GILDER
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Treatment of experimental ovine cryptosporidiosis with ovine or bovine hyperimmune colostrum
Veterinary Parasitology, 1994Ovine or bovine colostrums with different antibody titers were tested for their ability to prevent cryptosporidiosis in five groups of neonatal lambs experimentally infected with 10(6) Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts 2 days after birth (Day 0). In a control group (Group 1), six lambs were deprived of ewe colostrum and exclusively fed with milk replacer.
Naciri, Murielle +5 more
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Effects on Ovine Fetuses of Exposure to Ovine Progressive Pneumonia Virus
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1982SUMMARY Fetuses of 20 pregnant ewes at 4 gestational periods (45, 55, 85, and 100 days) were inoculated with ovine progressive pneumonia virus. Fourteen of 16 fetuses exposed to virus before gestational day 80 were either resorbed or expelled, whereas 10 of 15 fetuses exposed to virus after day 80 were normal at birth.
R C, Cutlip +3 more
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Experientia, 1978
Sulphated proteoglycans were isolated using a dissociative method of extraction. Cerebrum accounted for the major portion of proteochondroitin sulphate in brain, whereas the brain stem fraction contained over half the proteoheparan sulphate. Chemical characterization studies demonstrated that heparan sulphate from cerebellum contain more N-sulphate ...
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Sulphated proteoglycans were isolated using a dissociative method of extraction. Cerebrum accounted for the major portion of proteochondroitin sulphate in brain, whereas the brain stem fraction contained over half the proteoheparan sulphate. Chemical characterization studies demonstrated that heparan sulphate from cerebellum contain more N-sulphate ...
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Cellular Reprogramming, 2013
Abstract Interest in pluripotent livestock stem cells has been with us for over 2 decades, and although much has been claimed over the years, it is only recently that real progress has been achieved. The recent developments have revolved around the ability to reprogram somatic cells to become induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs).
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Abstract Interest in pluripotent livestock stem cells has been with us for over 2 decades, and although much has been claimed over the years, it is only recently that real progress has been achieved. The recent developments have revolved around the ability to reprogram somatic cells to become induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs).
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