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To Pig or Not to Pig: The Marlin Experience With Stuck Pig
Offshore Technology Conference, 2006Abstract On June 11, 2004, a pig was stuck in the BP deepwater Gulf of Mexico Marlin TLP oil export pipeline. The pig was stuck approximately nine miles from the Marlin TLP in 1200 feet of water depth. The pig was successfully removed ten days later.
G. Fung +3 more
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ANTIBODIES IN THE PIG AGAINST PIG INSULIN
Acta Endocrinologica, 1964ABSTRACT Sera from three pigs injected subcutaneously with respectively pig, ox, and horse insulin for 87 days were incubated with 131I-pig insulin and investigated for the presence of antibodies by means of immunoelectrophoresis and autoradiography.
K, BRUNFELDT, T, DECKERT
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2021
This chapter examines the body of Dayak myths regarding humans and pigs who travel between their respective villages, transform into the “other” in the process, and face attendant dangers as well as rewards. The fragile boundary between human and pig identities is reflected in the traditional belief that spirits may perceive humans as pigs and so hunt ...
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This chapter examines the body of Dayak myths regarding humans and pigs who travel between their respective villages, transform into the “other” in the process, and face attendant dangers as well as rewards. The fragile boundary between human and pig identities is reflected in the traditional belief that spirits may perceive humans as pigs and so hunt ...
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Science, 2000
Since the first report of a cloned animal (Dolly the sheep) 3 years ago, cloning mammals has become something of a cottage industry. As Prather discusses in his Perspective, pigs can now be added to the august list of cloned animals, which includes cows, goats, and mice.
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Since the first report of a cloned animal (Dolly the sheep) 3 years ago, cloning mammals has become something of a cottage industry. As Prather discusses in his Perspective, pigs can now be added to the august list of cloned animals, which includes cows, goats, and mice.
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Veterinary Record, 1975
Electrocution was considered to have caused 28 deaths in a house of 109 fat pigs. Post mortem examination showed haemorrhages at varying sites. Another 35, showing varying degrees of paralysis, were sent for slaughter. In most of these the pelvis was fractured and in some the vertebral column in the lumbosacral region.
N, Giles, J R, Simmons
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Electrocution was considered to have caused 28 deaths in a house of 109 fat pigs. Post mortem examination showed haemorrhages at varying sites. Another 35, showing varying degrees of paralysis, were sent for slaughter. In most of these the pelvis was fractured and in some the vertebral column in the lumbosacral region.
N, Giles, J R, Simmons
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2011
This chapter discusses the comparative genome maps, genomic resources, genome variation and sequencing of the porcine genome.
Groenen, M.A.M. +2 more
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This chapter discusses the comparative genome maps, genomic resources, genome variation and sequencing of the porcine genome.
Groenen, M.A.M. +2 more
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Nature, 1958
IN recent years, many viruses have been recovered from the alimentary tract of man and the term ‘enteroviruses’ has been proposed1 as a group name for them. The enterovirus group comprises the three strains of poliomyelitis virus, the Coxsackie viruses and the Echo (enteric cytopathogenic human orphan) viruses.
P H, LAMONT, A O, BETTS
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IN recent years, many viruses have been recovered from the alimentary tract of man and the term ‘enteroviruses’ has been proposed1 as a group name for them. The enterovirus group comprises the three strains of poliomyelitis virus, the Coxsackie viruses and the Echo (enteric cytopathogenic human orphan) viruses.
P H, LAMONT, A O, BETTS
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2000
The welfare of pigs during transport depends on many interacting factors, such as the condition of the animal, temperature, loading density, time in transit and other factors. Death losses during transport of pigs can vary from a low of 0.06% under good conditions to a high of 6.8% under very hot conditions.
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The welfare of pigs during transport depends on many interacting factors, such as the condition of the animal, temperature, loading density, time in transit and other factors. Death losses during transport of pigs can vary from a low of 0.06% under good conditions to a high of 6.8% under very hot conditions.
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Transport stress is both an animal welfare issue, resulting in animal losses and fatigued animals at slaughter, and a meat quality issue, resulting in carcass depreciation and meat quality defects. Both issues may result in significant economic losses for the industry.
Faucitano, Luigi +2 more
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Australian Veterinary Journal, 1980
SUMMARY Syringomyelia was present in 3 of 6 pigs examined in an outbreak of disease in which a respiratory and an ataxic syndrome were recognized. Lesions were found in cervical spinal cord segments in pigs 3 to 5 months old. The aetiology was not determined.
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SUMMARY Syringomyelia was present in 3 of 6 pigs examined in an outbreak of disease in which a respiratory and an ataxic syndrome were recognized. Lesions were found in cervical spinal cord segments in pigs 3 to 5 months old. The aetiology was not determined.
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