The glycosylated (glycolated) proteins and the importance of their investigation in domestic animals
2000
Oppel, K. | Bardos, L. | Lakner, H. | Temesvary, K. | Bolcshazy, G. | Kulcsar, M. | Ferencz, A. | Simon, J.
Several blood parameters are measured in domestic animals in order to help the clinical diagnosis and to monitor the metabolic state of the animal.Blood glucose (blood sugar) is one of the exact parameters that determines the carbohydrate/energy metabolism in the domestic animals in humans. This parameter is not always reliable, because some changes e.g. sympathoadrenal activation may alter the actual value of it.
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