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Monthly journal, devoted to the problems of veterinary medicine and applied biology, founded 1945 by the professors of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University Maria Curie-Sklodowska in Lublin, Poland. Supported by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education. Contents: reviews and original papers – with English summaries, professional problems, bibliography, chronicle.
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AGRIS, Biological Abstracts, BIOSIS Preview, FISHLIT/Fisheries Review,Food Science and Technol. Abstr., Index Veterinarius, Index Copernicus, Master Journal List, Revue of Medical and Veterinary Mycology, Science Citation Index Expanded, SCOPUS, Veterinary Bulletin, Web of Science
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races of animals
Kowalska D., Gugołek A.
Piżmak amerykański cz. II
Piżmak jest gatunkiem ziemno-wodnym, spędzającym znaczną część życia w wodzie. Doskonale pływają i nurkują. Zamieszkują zawsze w pobliżu wody, zarówno w bliskości dużych zbiorników wodnych: jezior czy rzek, jak i stawów czy nawet rowów melioracyjnych. Bytuje najczęściej w wykopanych przez siebie w brzegach zbiorników wodnych norach, których wejścia są pod powierzchnią wody. Swoją działalnością piżmaki mogą osłabiać konstrukcje grobli czy wałów przeciwpowodziowych. Potrafią także budować z gałęzi, trzcin i mułu budowle przypominające żeremia bobrów. Prowadzą generalnie nocny tryb życia, jednak można je spotkać równiej wieczorami i rano.
Piżmaki charakteryzują się znacznym potencjałem rozrodczym, potomstwo wydają w okresie od wiosny do jesieni. Ciąża u tego gatunku jest bardzo krótka, trwa bowiem około 30 dni. Samice rodzą najczęściej 6-7 młodych, chociaż może ich być nawet ponad 10. Młode piżmaki rodzą się niedołężne i ślepe. Jednak już w wieku 3–5 miesięcy są zdolne do rozrodu. Piżmaki żyją najczęściej w dużych koloniach. Piżmaki charakteryzują się znacznym potencjałem rozrodczym, potomstwo wydają w okresie od wiosny do jesieni. Ciąża u tego gatunku jest bardzo krótka, trwa bowiem około 30 dni. Samice rodzą najczęściej 6-7 młodych, chociaż może ich być nawet ponad 10. Młode piżmaki rodzą się niedołężne i ślepe. Jednak już w wieku 3–5 miesięcy są zdolne do rozrodu. Piżmaki żyją najczęściej w dużych koloniach.
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Niedbalski W. et.al.
BTV-vector-host interaction: the epidemiological ...
The survival and transmission of vector-borne pathogens is dependent on the interactions between the pathogen, its vertebrate host and the specified midges vector. Studies on the interactions between vector and vertebrate host have examined the host range of different vector species and determined the relative roles of different vertebrate species in supporting the haematophagous insect vector population (22). A comparatively new area of research is the study of the vector-host interface, i.e. the site of the midge attachment and feeding. This is the site at which the midge-borne pathogens passes from an invertebrate to a vertebrate host system and is a key step in the transmission dynamics and indeed the survival of the pathogen ... [full text in English...]
Ermutlu C.S. et.al.
Effect of dexpanthenol on colonic anastomosis healing...
Colonic anastomoses make up an important proportion (30%) of gastrointestinal system surgeries (9, 26), and anastomotic leakages following procedures that require colon resection are of significant importance. Anastomotic leakage has also been reported among the main reasons for postoperative mortality and morbidity (12). Fistula formation, bleeding and anastomotic stenosis are among other complications that develop after colonic anastomoses. Preventing leakage in the anastomotic line, decreasing tension and maintaining blood supply to the affected area are important, and many suturing techniques have been developed for this purpose ... [full text in English...]
Özkan C., et al.
Serum malondialdehyde, coenzyme Q10 ...
Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is an acute, contagious viral disease that affects domestic and wild cloven-hoofed animals and leads to enormous economic losses (23, 27). It is caused by aphthovirus, an RNA virus (FMDV) from the family Picornaviridae (1). There are seven serotypes of FMDV, namely O, A, C, SAT 1-3 and Asia 1, and about 60 subtypes. FMD occurs enzootically in Africa, Asia (including Turkey) and occasionally in South America (1, 6, 8, 12, 27). FMD is common in domestic animals, such as cattle... [full text in English...]
Bieńko M., et al.
Influence of snail meat in the diet on mandibular bone loss ...
Many of the nutrients and food components which we consume in our diets can potentially have positive or negative influences on bone tissue development and health. Herein, various mechanisms can be affected, including modification of bone macro and microstructure, the rate of bone metabolism, the functioning of the endocrine system, as well as the balance of mineral elements active in bone development (calcium, potassium and magnesium). Dietary factors, extending from minerals and vitamins, to macronutrients ... [full text in English...]
Madras-Majewska B., et al.
Variability of morphological characteristics of ...
Detailed characteristics of bee populations inhabiting Europe were unknown until the 1920’s. Alpatov (4,1,3,2) and Goetze (16) were the first contributors to the description of these bees. The research (4) enabled identification of changes in bee body dimensions depending on latitude. Similar dependency was described (17) for the length of proboscis while (43) dealt with the length of bee legs of the third pair. Subsequent researchers (10,41,14,42) described sub-species/breeds of the honey bee species and identified ranges of their occurrence based on complex statistical analyses of morphological characteristics. Most of Poland was inhabited by Apis m. mellifera ... [full text in English...]
Chen Y., et al.
Changes in selected biochemical parameters (including FGF21) ...
Ketosis may result from a negative energy balance (NEB) in dairy cows during the perinatal period. The disease may cause significant economic losses, especially for the dairy industry (1). The perinatal period is very important for the health status and growth performance of dairy cows. Postpartum dairy cows are often in a state of NEB induced by decreased energy intake and increased energy demands, which contribute to ketosis (5,16). Disorders in gluconeogenesis, lipid mobilization, and hepatic lipid transport may be involved in the pathogenesis of ketosis (9,14,15). Fibroblast Growth Factor 21 ... [full text in English...]
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine ULS
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine WULS
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine ULS
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine UWM
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National Veterinary Research Institute
in Pulawy in 2017
issues of science and profession
Babińska I., et al.
Scientific toxicology societies in Europe
The development of civilization has made our lives easier and more comfortable, but has also led to increasing pollution of the environment (8, 9). The growing awareness of this fact has resulted in protests and intensified pro-environmental activities (3, 5). The awareness of the human cost of environmental contamination gives political prominence to the issue, not only in highly industrialised countries (1). Scientists have also become involved in environmental protection broadly understood, as the opinions of those involved in research on environmental pollution and the resultant poisoning of living organisms appears to be most reliable and necessary (2, 4, 6, 7).
SECOTOX – The International Society of Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
SECOTOX is a scientific society established in 1972 at the Institute of Ecological Chemistry in Munich, Germany, specifically focused on the toxicological aspects of environmental protection (www.secotox.uth.gr).
The main objective of SECOTOX is to identify the current toxicological problems of the environment and to search for solutions at local, regional, national and global levels. In pursuing these aims, the organisation deals with issues related to the quality of water, soil and the air, the safety of food additives and the adverse effects of medicines on humans and animals. It also collects data allowing particular countries to carry out an overall assessment of the effects of toxic agents on the environment. Another task of the society is to contribute to the protection of public health against the adverse effect of chemical and physical agents, both natural and man-made. In accordance with its motto “to think globally, to act regionally,” the society seeks to integrate environmental protection by showing scientists and politicians the importance of regional ecotoxicological policy in achieving global objectives
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Maddison J.E., et al.
Von Symptom zur Diagnose in der Kleintierpraxis
Książka jest niemieckojęzycznym tłumaczeniem poradnika będącego zespołową pracą grupy specjalistów z zakresu chorób wewnętrznych małych zwierząt Brytyjskiego Królewskiego Wydziału Weterynaryjnego w Lon-dynie. Prezentuje i udowadnia jak może funkcjonować sposób indukcyjnego myślenia lekarskiego w celu roz-wiązywania problemów klinicznych w gabinecie małych zwierząt podczas pracy z psami i kotami. Tytuł orygi-nału anglojęzycznego brzmi bowiem ...
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