Med. Weter. 22 (3), 129-192, 1966

ORIGINAL PAPERS AND REVIEWS

Tuberculosis in poultry and the hygiene of food products Prost E., Bojarski J. [digitized] 129

Investigations on the removal of Caesium-137 from meat Burakowski T., Ciepliński J., Derecki J. [digitized] 133

Approximate quantitative microbiological investigations of certain assortments and products of the smoked meats industry Cader-Strzelecka B.,
Strzelecki E. [digitized] 136

Increase in fluke in cattle Luks J. [digitized] 139

Maintenance of antibacterial activity of chloramphenicol and chloramphenicol palmitate following parenteral administration to mice
Zahaczewski J., Juszkiewicz T. [digitized] 140

A case of babesiosis in a dog Pinkiewicz E., Grzebuła S. [digitized] 143

A case of the operational removal of hernia of the diaphragm in a cow Koper S., Komar E. [digitized] 144

The effect of deficiency of carotens and vitamin A on the occurrence of dermatosis in the Żuławy region Kozakiewicz B. [digitized] 147

The antigen structure of tubercle bacilli and other acidresistant bacteria Żórawski E. [digitized] 150

Leptospirosis antibodies in the serum of animals and humans Zwierz J., Karmańska K., Konarska D. [digitized] 154

Clostridium perfringens type A inflammatory states of the alimentary tract in animals Cygan Z., Wawrzkiewiczowa K. [digitized] 157

Botulin toxin in the light of the most recent investigations Mierzejewski J. [digitized] 161

The use of copper sulphate in the treatment of aspergillosis in chicks Rzedzicki J. [digitized] 164

Spirochaetôsis in rabbits Damm A. [digitized] 165

The physiology of young and adult animals Pytasz M. [digitized] 166

Synthesis of vitamins in the rumen Swietlikowska U. [digitized] 172

Some morphological and biochemical blood indices in the blood of healthy bulls of the lowland black—white race Grzebuła S., Madej E. [digitized] 175

Observations on the significance of movement for breeding bulls from the point of view of breeding function and conditions of their exploitation
Laszczka A. [digitized] l76

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