鸭疫里氏杆菌各血清型在我国的分布

鸭疫里氏杆菌病(Riemerella anatipestifersis,RA)是家鸭、火鸡、鹅和多种其它鸟类的一种接触性传染病,能引起1～8周龄的鸭发生浆膜炎、心包炎、气囊炎和肝周炎等为特征的急性败血性传染病。我国近年来对该病病原的分离及其血清型的鉴定等方面进行了较多的研究,目前已证实我国有1、2、3、4、5、6、7、8、10、11、13、14、15、17等14种血清型的RA,另新发现4种新血清型(22、23、24、25型),多种血清型的存在是造成该病防制困难的重要原因。本文介绍了我国对RA血清型的研究,及各血清型在我国的分布,以期对综合防制该病有一定的启发和指导。     

Immunodiscrimination Between Native and Recombinant Somatotropin: a Possible Pathway?

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Analysis of In vitro Fertilizing Capacity to Evaluate the Freezing Procedures of Boar Semen and to Predict the Subsequent Fertility

A porcine in vitro fertilization (IVF) system and seminal quality parameters of frozen–thawed boar semen were used to assess the effectiveness of two different thawing rates of frozen boar semen, and to address the question of whether differences between fertility of ejaculates could be predicted in a limited field trial. In the first experiment, two thawing procedures were analysed (37°C, 30 s; 50°C, 12 s) and no differences in sperm quality were found. However, when the procedure was 50°C, 12 s the IVF results showed a higher number of sperm per penetrated oocyte and a near 10 points higher rate of pronuclear formation. In the second experiment, the fertility results obtained in the limited field trial show to be efficient enough for application in a commercial use, especially for three of the employed boars (fertility ≥80%). In this limited study, the conventional seminal parameters are not accurate enough to discriminate good and bad boars in relation to fertility. On the contrary, parameters of in vitro penetrability are more precise to predict subsequent fertilities. As conclusion, the IVF fertilization system seems to be a good tool to evaluate the quality of frozen–thawed boar semen previous to its commercial way, to verify the bank semen storage quality and a good way to assay new sperm freezing procedures, as it is the more precise evaluating method in estimating the potential fertilizing ability.     

Treatment of peritonitis.

In summary, peritonitis in the horse is a potentially life-threatening disease that must be treated promptly and aggressively. Therapy should be aimed at reducing systemic shock and hypovolemia, correction of the primary cause, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory therapy, and abdominal drainage and lavage. The prognosis depends on the ability to diagnose and treat the underlying cause and prevent the development of complications. Mortality rates can be as high as 59.7%, with horses developing postoperative peritonitis having a 56% mortality rate. Long-term complications like adhesion formation or internal abscesses may further reduce the survival rate. The prognosis is best determined by an early and quick response to aggressive treatment.     

Über die Winterfestigkeit des BlutlausparasitenAphelinus mali Hald. im niederelbischen Obstbaugebiet

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