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  1. 259921
    “…METHODS: Femoral weight bearing condyles of sexually mature domestic Yorkshire cross pigs were obtained and no animals were sacrificed specifically for this study. …”
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    Poster 105: Nanowarming by Inductive Heating of Vitrified Large Articular Cartilage Specimens, In Vivo Testing with Hanford Mini Pigs
  2. 259922
    “…This preventive effect is potentially linked to developing a therapeutic approach to reverse these muscle changes after ACL surgery. METHODS:ANIMALS: 12 weeks old male and female ERRGO and WT mice obtained from Dr. …”
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    Poster 247: Muscle ERRγ Overexpression Mitigates the Muscle Atrophy after ACL injury
  3. 259923
    “…Until recently diphtheria " toxin " was supposed to be a single definite substance and to have a definite toxicity in animals and neutralizing power for antitoxin. A fatal dose of toxin, without regard to the conditions under which it was produced or preserved, was supposed to require always the same quantity of antitoxin to neutralize it. …”
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    THE RELATION OF THE TOXICITY OF DIPHTHERIA TOXIN TO ITS NEUTRALIZING VALUE UPON ANTITOXIN AT DIFFERENT STAGES IN THE GROWTH OF CULTURE
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    Effects of dietary fiber content and different fiber-rich ingredients on endogenous loss of fat and fatty acids in growing pigs
  5. 259925
    “…Well known examples include the Dutch elm disease fungi and the causal agents of sporotrichosis in humans and animals. The taxonomy of the Ophiostomatales was confused for many years, mainly due to the convergent evolution of morphological characters used to delimit unrelated fungal taxa. …”
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    Generic boundaries in the Ophiostomatales reconsidered and revised
  6. 259926
    por Klotz, Oskar
    Publicado 1905
    “…It will be seen from the above that we have studied the conditions associated with the deposit of calcareous salts: (I) in connection with normal and pathological ossification, and (2) in pathological calcification as exhibited in (a) atheroma of the vessels; (b) calcification of caseating tubercular lesions; (c) calcification of inflammatory new growth, and (d) degenerating tumors; and we have induced experimentally deposits of calcareous salts in the lower animals: (a) within celloidin capsules containing fats and soaps; (b) in the kidney, and (c) in connection with fat necrosis. …”
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    STUDIES UPON CALCAREOUS DEGENERATION : I. THE PROCESS OF PATHOLOGICAL CALCIFICATION.
  7. 259927
    “…HYPOTHESIS/OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the in vivo and in vitro activity of wipes soaked in a chlorhexidine, climbazole and Tris-EDTA solution against Malassezia pachydermatis. ANIMALS: Five research colony shar-pei dogs. METHODS: Wipes were applied once daily onto the left axilla, left groin and perianal area (protocol A), and twice daily on the right axilla, right groin and umbilical region (protocol B) for 3 days. …”
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    A pilot study of the efficacy of wipes containing chlorhexidine 0.3%, climbazole 0.5% and Tris-EDTA to reduce Malassezia pachydermatis populations on canine skin
  8. 259928
    “…Note the lower HU for infected animals (S. aureus or E. coli) compared to non-infected (PBS or before infection). …”
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    983. Pathogen-specific PET/CT imaging for Gram negative implant-associated spinal infections
  9. 259929
    “…HYPOTHESIS/OBJECTIVES: This study was conducted to elucidate the in vitro activity of polymyxin B and miconazole against clinical bacterial isolates from three European countries, to investigate possible differences in sensitivity and to assess drug interactions. ANIMALS: Seventeen strains of Escherichia coli, 24 strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, 24 strains of Proteus mirabilis and 25 strains of Staphylococcus pseudintermedius from dogs with diagnosed otitis externa had been isolated in Germany, France and Italy. …”
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    The joint in vitro action of polymyxin B and miconazole against pathogens associated with canine otitis externa from three European countries
  10. 259930
    “…Jumping is a common, but demanding, behavior that many animals employ during everyday activity. In contrast to jump-specialists such as anurans and some primates, jumping biomechanics and the factors that influence performance remains little studied for generalized species that lack marked adaptations for jumping. …”
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    Predictive Simulations of Musculoskeletal Function and Jumping Performance in a Generalized Bird
  11. 259931
    “…HYPOTHESIS: Topical allogenic MSC transplantation can accelerate the closure of experimental full-thickness cutaneous wounds and attenuate local inflammation. ANIMALS: Adult healthy beagle dogs (n = 10; 3–6 years old; 7.2–13.1 kg) were studied. …”
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    The effects of topical mesenchymal stem cell transplantation in canine experimental cutaneous wounds
  12. 259932
    por Landrigan, Philip J., Raps, Hervé, Cropper, Maureen, Bald, Caroline, Brunner, Manuel, Canonizado, Elvia Maya, Charles, Dominic, Chiles, Thomas C., Donohue, Mary J., Enck, Judith, Fenichel, Patrick, Fleming, Lora E., Ferrier-Pages, Christine, Fordham, Richard, Gozt, Aleksandra, Griffin, Carly, Hahn, Mark E., Haryanto, Budi, Hixson, Richard, Ianelli, Hannah, James, Bryan D., Kumar, Pushpam, Laborde, Amalia, Law, Kara Lavender, Martin, Keith, Mu, Jenna, Mulders, Yannick, Mustapha, Adetoun, Niu, Jia, Pahl, Sabine, Park, Yongjoon, Pedrotti, Maria-Luiza, Pitt, Jordan Avery, Ruchirawat, Mathuros, Seewoo, Bhedita Jaya, Spring, Margaret, Stegeman, John J., Suk, William, Symeonides, Christos, Takada, Hideshige, Thompson, Richard C., Vicini, Andrea, Wang, Zhanyun, Whitman, Ella, Wirth, David, Wolff, Megan, Yousuf, Aroub K., Dunlop, Sarah
    Publicado 2023
    “…Although microplastic particles themselves (>10 µm) appear not to undergo biomagnification, hydrophobic plastic-associated chemicals bioaccumulate in marine animals and biomagnify in marine food webs. The amounts and fates of smaller microplastic and nanoplastic particles (MNPs <10 µm) in aquatic environments are poorly understood, but the potential for harm is worrying given their mobility in biological systems. …”
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    The Minderoo-Monaco Commission on Plastics and Human Health
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