Állatorvostudományi Egyetem / University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest: Új feltöltések
301-320 tétel 950 közül
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Intracellular Distribution of Melanin-concentrating Hormone in Hypothalamic Neurons : A Double Immunofluorescence Labelling Study
(2013)Energy homeostasis is defined by peripheral and central mechanisms, which together form a complex neuroendocrine network of processes ensuring the balance between food intake and energy expenditure. A key role has been ... -
Canada's largest beef recall due to E.coli O157:H7
(2014)Canada has a very complex food safety system. It is managed on many different levels involving the Federal, Provincial, Territorial, Local and Regional levels. It also involves the consumer and food processor. When all of ... -
Genetics of endocrine diseases in Miniature Schnauzer : (Review of literature)
(2014)I have studied general endocrinology in several textbooks, read scientific papers and studies done on genetics on its own and in connection with endocrinology, I have also looked at books, and the English kennel club ... -
Breeding measures to reduce the prevalence of bone spavin in equines : (A review of literature)
(2014)The aim of the study was to perform a review study regarding breeding measures to reduce the prevalence of bone spavin in the domestic horse. Bone spavin is one of the most common forms of hind limb lameness in the horse ... -
Genetics of canine elbow dysplasia
(2014)The goal of this paper is to review several research papers, journals and books based on my topic with an objective to obtain information to support the belief that ED is in fact a genetic disease and to outline measures ... -
Health status of selected canine brachycephalic breeds : (Review of literature)
(2014)The brachycephalic skull conformation, lead to increased risks of disease in the three selected breeds. The English Bulldogs and the Pugs with pronounced exaggerated features seem to be the most affected. Predisposed ... -
Current insight on incidence, diagnosis and treatment of EOTRH in literature and clinical investigation
(2014)The aim of this thesis named ‘Current insights on incidence, diagnosis and treatment of EOTRH in literature and clinical investigation’ was to provide detailed information about aetiology and possible approaches in ... -
Nesting behaviour of the great apes
(2014)While studying different literature about nesting behaviour I found that most researchers agree that this is an important specie-typical behaviour, and the great apes will build nests both in the wild and in captive ... -
The relationship between coat colours and genetic disorders with emphasis on the Great Dane canine breed
(2014)Large breeds like the Great Dane are known to be predisposed to diseases like Hip dysplasia, Gastric dilational volvulus, and Dilated cardiomyopathy, which are associated with high veterinary costs, sudden death and low ... -
Land-snails as a subject of heliculture, their veterinary significance and parasitological aspects : (Rearing Helix aspersa snails in farms, considering particularly their metazoan parasites)
(2014)Land-snails is one of the most diverse group of animals in terms of bioethology constituting population control and biology research, as well as the mechanism of transmitting a parasite or other non parasitic pathogens ... -
BARF - a real alternative in the nutrition and detection of dogs with feed allergies
(2014)The aim of this thesis named “BARF – a real alternative in the nutrition and detection of dogs with feed allergies.“ was to get an impression if the elimination diets on the basis of “BARF” are a good alternative in the ... -
Lymphangiography of the thoracic duct by popliteal lymph node injection in dogs : An experimental study
(2014)Chylothorax is a disease characterised by the accumulation of chyle in the pleural cavity. It is a poorly understood disease and can have many congenital or acquired causes. Lymphangiography of the thoracic duct can be a ... -
Brachycephalic syndrome in English bulldog : (Review of literature)
(2014)The small and compact English bulldog was first bred in England in the 1600 century with the purpose of fighting bulls. Many changes were done to the English bulldog, which is descending from dogs like the mastiff, to ... -
An evaluation of the eradication program on footrot in sheep in Norway and its welfare aspect
(2014)Footrot was detected in Norway for the first time since 1948 in 2008. The same year an eradication program was started, and this program is extended to last out 2014. In the period from 2008 to 2014 virulent footrot has ... -
The History of Veterinary Anaesthesiology and the Comparative Analysis of the Present Status of Anaesthesiology in German and Hungarian Small Animal Practices
(2014)This thesis discusses the historical course and the development of anaesthesiology in small animal veterinary medicine from its very beginnings until the present day. Furthermore, differences in practice environment, ... -
Prevalence of Haemoproteus, and their Vectors, in the Dove population of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi
(2014)Research on Haemoparasites and their prevalence in the dove population of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been very limited to date. This study was xonducted to determine the prevalence of haemoproteids in two resident ... -
Current genetics of equine cutaneous asthenia : (Review of literature)
(2014)Cutaneous asthenia, also known as hyperelastosis cutis is an inherited congenital skin disorder that has been reported in a variety of species, characterised by skin hyperextensibility. This degenerative connective tissue ... -
Prevalence of CANV infections of bearded dragon populations in Hungary : A review and own research study
(2014)Although the CANV infection of reptiles is known for more than two decades, the disease is still not completely understood and requires further research. For a better understanding of the way of infection and adequate ... -
The effect of environmental factors on the occurence of hoof diseases in Irish dairy cattle herds
(2014)Lameness and hoof diseases are on-going problems that affect every herd owner in Ireland to some extent. From this study I have seen the impact that the environment in which the cow is living, has on the health status of ... -
Osteochondrosis; a literary review and a retrospective study of OCD prevalence in Norvegian and Hungarian horses
(2010)Osteochondrosis and osteochondritis dissecans is a highly debilitating disease, especially in the equine sport industry. The disorder is defined as a focal disturbance in the endochondral ossification process, and multiple ...