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• The effects of equine plasma transfusion on markers of inflammation in healthy neonatal foals 

  Po, Eleonora (2016-08-01)

  Very few studies in veterinary medicine have investigated the immunologic changes and inflammatory markers associated with transfusion of fresh frozen plasma in neonatal foals. Plasma transfusion is routinely used in the ...

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• Impact of cross-fostering on the intestinal microbiome and mucosal immune gene expression in neonatal pigs 

  Maradiaga Maradiaga, Nidia Cecilia (2016-12-02)

  Colostrum is vital to the newborn pig. Hence, cross-fostering is employed to equalize the number of piglet between litters ensuring colostrum intake for their survival and growth. However, little is known about the impact ...

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• Drug allergy in veterinary medicine awareness, incidence, and clinical characteristics 

  Fosset, Fabrice T.J. (2015-07-20)

  The World Health Organization defines adverse drug reactions (ADRs) as “a noxious, unintended, and undesired effect of a drug that occurs at doses used for prevention, diagnosis, or treatment”. These ADRs can be classified ...

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• Knotless bidirectional barbed versus smooth polypropylene three-loop pulley sutures for repair of canine gastrocnemius tendon 

  Perry, Benjamin S (2015-05-06)

  Canine common calcaneal (Achilles) tendon injury is a well-known cause of lameness in the dog. The Achilles tendon complex is primarily composed of the gastrocnemius tendon, with smaller contributions from the superficial ...

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• Regulation of Intracellular pH and Plasma Membrane Potential in Trypanosoma Cruzi and Trypanosoma Brucei 

  VanDerHeyden, Nicole M. J. (2000)

  Regulation of intracellular pH (pHi) and the plasma membrane potential (DeltaPsi) was investigate in all stages of the pathogenic protozoans, T. cruzi and T. brucei utilizing the pH sensitive fluorescent dye BCECF and the ...

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