HuVetA
HuVetA Hungarian VeterinaryArchive is the repository of the University of Veterinry medicine Budapest. Its aim is to collect, organize, store, make searchable and accessible the documents of Hungarian veterinary science and history, thus building an electronic knowledgebase.
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Sejtmagi és mitokondriális genetikai markerek tesztelése hazai muflonokban (Ovis aries musimon)
(2024-10)Background: The European mouflon (Ovis aries musimon) boasts a population of almost 13,000 in Hungary and holds significant value in game management due to its game meat and horn trophies. Since there is no data on genetic ... -
Nyugat-nílusi vírus fertőzésre adott immunválasz I. rész: Veleszületett és sejthez kötött immunválasz : Irodalmi áttekintés
(2024-10)West Nile virus (WNV) is a single-stranded positive-sense RNA virus of the Flaviviri- dae family within the Orthoflavivirus genus. It was first isolated in 1937 in Uganda from a febrile woman and was considered a pathogen ... -
Az rhG-CSF használatának a szerotoninkoncentrációra gyakorolt rövid távú hatásai a macska panleukopeniájának kezelésében
(2024-10)Feline panleukopenia (FP) is a highly contagious disease in cats, particularly affec- ting young and unvaccinated ones. Conventional treatments have a success rate below 50%. FPV severely impacts progenitor cells and all ... -
Kutyasperma mélyhűtése, fagyasztóoldatokkal végzett összehasonlító vizsgálatok előzetes eredményei
(2024-10)Background: Semen freezing in many animal species, as well as in humans, has become a successful assisted reproductive technique in recent decades. Canine semen freezing and the use of artificial insemination with ... -
Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus által okozott hirtelen elhullás és vetélés kocákban – az első dokumentált eset Magyarországon
(2024-10)Background: Outbreaks of Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus (SEZ) – a zoo- notic pathogen – have caused severe epidemics in the pig sector since the 1970s in South-Eastern Asia, especially in China and more recently ...
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