Accurate classification and diagnosis of the tumours can be difficult. Component cells of the different tumours have a close morphological resemblance.
Author: Taci Cangul
Category: Reviews
This review describes established and novel immunological events to explain the mode of action used by vaccine delivery systems and adjuvants – the most powerful immunostimulatory molecules known today.
Author: Virgil E.J.C. Schijns
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Uterine infections in Camelidae
The present paper discusses the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of uterine infection in camelids.
Author: Ahmed Tibary
Proteomics is the term used for the analysis of all proteins present in a cell or tissue. Its main purpose is to identify proteins and establish their function.
Author: Michael O. Hottiger
A look at veterinarians in so-called belletrist, that is non-scientific literature.
Author: Hans-Otto Schmidtke
Results have shown that DNA vaccination is a very promising technology, not only for industrial breeding but also for domestic animals.
Author: Vinciane Dufour
One of the most common perceptions of a virus is to look at it as an enemy, a pathogen, a “disease-causing germ”. In veterinary virology, this usually translates into “XY virus causes a devastating (severe, economically important)
Author: Mathias Ackermann
In 1997, Jens Christian Skou was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery and elegant description, some 40 years earlier, of the sodium-potassium (Na+,K+) pump in
Author: Maria E. Everts
Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is an important disease to the cat clinician for several reasons; it is fatal in most (clinical) cases, its biology is poorly
Author: Marian C. Horzinek
In experimental veterinary research intact animals are often employed. Although this will remain important, both basic and applied research may
Author: Karim R. Sultan