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Newcastle disease virus antigens and strain variations [Chickens].
1975
Schloer G. | Spalatin J. | Hanson R.P.
Avian salmonellosis: detection and characterization of serologic response to major serogroup infections [Salmonella pullorum, Salmonella gallinarum, chickens].
1975
Williams J.E.
Potential for polyvalent infectious bronchitis vaccines [Chickens].
1975
Winterfield R.W. | Fadly A.M.
Duck viral enteritis (duck plague) characteristics and immune response of the host.
1975
Dardiri A.H.
Comments on the etiology and immunity of transmissible (coronaviral) enteritis of turkeys (bluecomb).
1975
King D.J.
Corpus spongiosum penis pressure and penile muscle activity in the stallion during coitus.
1975
Beckett S.D. | Walker D.F. | Hudson R.S. | Reynolds T.M. | Purohit R.C.
The business case for One Health النص الكامل
2014
Grace, Delia
The business case for One Health النص الكامل
2014
Grace, Delia
This article outlines a pathway to develop the business case for One Health. It describes the origin and development of One Health and then identifies five potential areas where One Health can add value and reduce costs. These are: (1) sharing health resources between the medical and veterinary sectors; (2) controlling zoonoses in animal reservoirs; (3) early detection and response to emerging diseases; (4) prevention of pandemics; and (5) generating insights and adding value to health research and development. Examples are given for each category along with preliminary estimates of the potential savings from adopting the One Health approach. The literature reviewed suggests that one dollar invested in One Health can generate five dollars worth of benefits and a global investment of US$25 billion over 10 years could generate benefits worth at least US$125 billion. Conservation implications: the time has come to make the bigger case for massive investment in One Health in order to transform the management of neglected and emerging zoonoses and to save the lives of millions of people and hundreds of millions of animals whose production supports and nourishes billions of impoverished people per annum.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]The business case for One Health النص الكامل
2014
Delia Grace
This article outlines a pathway to develop the business case for One Health. It describes the origin and development of One Health and then identifies five potential areas where One Health can add value and reduce costs. These are: (1) sharing health resources between the medical and veterinary sectors; (2) controlling zoonoses in animal reservoirs; (3) early detection and response to emerging diseases; (4) prevention of pandemics; and (5) generating insights and adding value to health research and development. Examples are given for each category along with preliminary estimates of the potential savings from adopting the One Health approach. The literature reviewed suggests that one dollar invested in One Health can generate five dollars worth of benefits and a global investment of US$25 billion over 10 years could generate benefits worth at least US$125 billion. Conservation implications: the time has come to make the bigger case for massive investment in One Health in order to transform the management of neglected and emerging zoonoses and to save the lives of millions of people and hundreds of millions of animals whose production supports and nourishes billions of impoverished people per annum.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]An easy detection method of fasciola eggs [from cattle's feces] by Kim's sedimental tube.
1983
Kim K.J. | Kim S.K. | Heo M.D.
This is an investigation on the detection method of Fasciola eggs from positive cattle feces in the intradermal reaction method with labor saving composition of sieves and Kim's sedimental tube method. The 3rd type of tube in the 3 kinds of sedimental tube had the highest recovery rate of Fasciola eggs. A-2, A-3, B-3 and C-3 type by Kim's sedimental tube method had the recovery rates of eggs in the 1st drop ranging from 99-100% and A-1, B-2, C-2 as 71-91%. These type of tubes were useful to detect Fasciola eggs and to shorten the time of the diagnostic procedures. The Kim's sedimental tube method showed hish recovery rates and convenient procedures as compared with other detection methods reported.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Serum enzyme (GOT, LDH, ALP) activities in relation to stage of gestation in Korean native cattle.
1982
Jo C.H.
Serum glumatic oxaloacetic transminase (GOT), lactic dehydregenase (LHD), and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activities were determined in 5 Korean native cattle to obtain the base line of blood enzyme activities in relation to the gestation stage. Serum GOT activities showed an increasing tendency with the course of gestation period. Serum LDH levels were withing normal range through all the stages of pregnancy, and the slight increase in serum ALP activities was acknowledged at the 2nd and 3rd stage of gestation.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Evaluation of Xylazine and Ketamine hydrochloride for sedation in deers.
1982
Kim M.C.
This experiment was performed to determine the effect of Xylazine and Ketamine hydrochloride for sedation in deers. Xylazine and ketamine hydrochloride were given intramusculary to 32 deers (sika deer 7, red deer 11, elk 6, pere david deer 3, and reindeer 5). Ketamine hydrochloride was injected 30 minutes after administration of xylazine. The recovery from sedation of combined anesthesia was remarkably fast compared with xylazine alone.
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