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ADVANCES IN VETERINARY SCIENCE
American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health, 1963A decade ago the first of this series made its debut. Since then, the authors have verified what they call the series' "unifying theme." The answer, they say, "lies in the dual function of veterinary science, to further human as well as animal welfare, and to provide the experimental models for human medicine."' This volume, consisting of eight ...
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Veterinary science and animal production
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1965Abstract Extract In retrospect, 1964 may be recalled as the year of the Agricultural Development Conference, a searching probe into the state of the New Zealand agricultural industry. Amongst other things, it was requisite to determine the measures that would have to be taken to ensure that sufficient animal production would be available to support the
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MicroRNAs in equine veterinary science
Equine Veterinary Journal, 2018SummaryMicroRNAs are small noncoding RNAs that play a pivotal role in diverse cellular processes through post‐transcriptional regulation of gene expression. The dysregulation of specific microRNAs is associated with disease development and progression.
A. R. Hollis, M. P. Starkey
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Statistical Epidemiology in Veterinary Science.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (General), 1980Statistical Epidemiology in Veterinary Science. By F. B. Leech and K. C. Sellers. London and High Wycombe, Griffin, 1979. xii, 158 p. 22 cm. £9·40.
K. C. Sellars, F. B. Leech, E. A. Hunter
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Veterinary science on the conservation frontline
The Veterinary Nurse, 2020Experienced veterinary professionals use their specialist expertise gained from working with various taxa in captive situations such as zoos, falconry and exotic pets, to assist with all stages of wildlife conservation projects from initial stabilisation of critically-endangered populations through captive management, reintroduction/translocation and ...
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Statistical science in veterinary practice
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1966Abstract Extract One of the most important changes currently taking place in veterinary medicine in the United States of America is the mushrooming interest of the profession in research (Armistead, 1966). The same is true in New Zealand. Every veterinarian is a potential research worker, and the aim of the Veterinary Faculty at Massey University is to
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Immunology and veterinary science
British Veterinary Journal, 1989Charles R. Mackay, Ian R. Mackay
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Precision Medicine in Veterinary Science
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal PracticePrecision medicine focuses on the clinical management of the individual patient, not on population-based findings. Successes from human precision medicine inform veterinary oncology. Early evidence of success for canines shows how precision medicine can be integrated into practice. Decreasing genomic profiling costs will allow increased utilization and
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The Faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2005The Faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland (UQ) opened in 1936 with a first-year intake of seven students. The school closed in 1942 when a large proportion of staff and students left for war duty. It reopened in 1946 but offered only the first three years of the veterinary course; students completed fourth and fifth years at ...
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The Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
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