Abstract. In order to observe the blood biochemical modifications. 42 adult. not gestating Tsigai ewes were studied. during a period of six weeks. after treatment with supplementary copper doses in feed. Primary objective of the research was to formulate a rapid diagnosis procedure of copper associated pathology on the base of the activity of some enzymatic systems. as suitable quick markers of copper induced cytolysis. modified as a consequence of overdosing copper products in sheep from two different copper sources supplementary administered into feed (copper sulfate or copper proteinate). The most sensitive marker of hepatic cytolysis induced by supplementary administration of different copper doses and sources was arginase. indicating c...
Two trials were set up using a concentrate feed high in dietary sulphur (4g/kg) and molybdenum (73 m...
ANIMALS must have small amounts of copper for a number of normal bodily functions, including growth ...
Copper (Cu) is an essential microelement for animals. However, sheep are particularly susceptible to...
Chronic copper poisoning was induced in sheep by repeated oral dosing with copper sulphate solution....
This project was carried out to determine the pathogenesis of chronic copper (Cu) poisoning and the ...
This thesis reports on investigation of the roles of metallothionein and lysosomal enzymes in the pa...
Pathogenesis of liver injury in chronic copper poisoning of sheep was investigated using two experim...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:DX184705 / BLDSC - British Library D...
Acute and, particularly, chronic copper exposures, along with defects in hepatic copper metabolism, ...
The influence of copper upon some physiological parameters and reproduction in ewes was studied. Fou...
This thesis, after a review of the various syndromes arising in sheep and in cattle through a redu...
Merino wethers were used to determine the effects of copper (Cu) and heliotrope (Heliotropium europe...
We report a case of chronic copper poisoning in a flock of 182 grazing dairy sheep in Thessaly, Cent...
Acute and, particularly, chronic copper exposures, along with defects in hepatic copper metabolism, ...
hen a group of sheep were fed 1 gramme of copper sulphate daily there was no demonstrable effect ...
Two trials were set up using a concentrate feed high in dietary sulphur (4g/kg) and molybdenum (73 m...
ANIMALS must have small amounts of copper for a number of normal bodily functions, including growth ...
Copper (Cu) is an essential microelement for animals. However, sheep are particularly susceptible to...
Chronic copper poisoning was induced in sheep by repeated oral dosing with copper sulphate solution....
This project was carried out to determine the pathogenesis of chronic copper (Cu) poisoning and the ...
This thesis reports on investigation of the roles of metallothionein and lysosomal enzymes in the pa...
Pathogenesis of liver injury in chronic copper poisoning of sheep was investigated using two experim...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:DX184705 / BLDSC - British Library D...
Acute and, particularly, chronic copper exposures, along with defects in hepatic copper metabolism, ...
The influence of copper upon some physiological parameters and reproduction in ewes was studied. Fou...
This thesis, after a review of the various syndromes arising in sheep and in cattle through a redu...
Merino wethers were used to determine the effects of copper (Cu) and heliotrope (Heliotropium europe...
We report a case of chronic copper poisoning in a flock of 182 grazing dairy sheep in Thessaly, Cent...
Acute and, particularly, chronic copper exposures, along with defects in hepatic copper metabolism, ...
hen a group of sheep were fed 1 gramme of copper sulphate daily there was no demonstrable effect ...
Two trials were set up using a concentrate feed high in dietary sulphur (4g/kg) and molybdenum (73 m...
ANIMALS must have small amounts of copper for a number of normal bodily functions, including growth ...
Copper (Cu) is an essential microelement for animals. However, sheep are particularly susceptible to...