Animal clinical biochemistry : the future
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Animal clinical biochemistry : the future
Cambridge University Press, 1988
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Based on the IIIrd International Meeting of the International Society of Animal Clinical Biochemistry held in Cambridge, 1988
Includes bibliographies
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume provides a comprehensive survey of the most recent and exciting developments in the area of animal clinical biochemistry. A thorough assessment is made of the latest technological advances and of their potential utilisation in the diagnosis and treatment of disease in injury in animals. The authors have provided an interdisciplinary survey that spans clinical biochemistry, veterinary medicine, livestock production and drug toxicity. The book presents the edited highlights of the Third International Meeting of the International Society for Animal Clinical Biochemistry which was held in Cambridge in 1988. This volume is written for veterinary research scientists, clinical biochemists and toxicologists.
目次
- Part I. The Future: 1. Molecular biology and veterinary diagnostics - the future
- 2. The impact of biotechnology in veterinary health care: perceptions and realities
- 3. Comparative haematology: phylogenetic and ecological aspects in mamals and birds
- 4. Comparative haematology: clinical aspects in mammals and birds
- 5. Immunoassays in animal health and disease
- 6. The use of liposomes in immunodiagnostics
- 7. New concepts of test selection and utilisation in veterinary clinical biochemistry
- 8. Porcine malignant hyperthermia carrier detection using a linked gene probe
- Part II. Hepatobiliary Damage and Dysfunction: 9. Hepatobiliary damage and dysfunction: a critical overview
- 10. Hepatic dysfunction in laboratory animals
- 11. Enzyme profiles and biochemical changes due to liver disease in the racing pigeon
- 12. The value of serum bile acid and GLDH in the screening for canine liver function disorders
- 13. Isoenzymes of alkaline phosphatase from liver and intestines of dogs and rabbits
- Part III. Proteins and Enzymes: Myoglobinuria: 14. Methods for diagnosis
- 15. Aminopeptidases in urine
- 16. Changes in erythrocyte parameters in normal and phosphofructokinase-deficient english springer spaniel dogs from birth until three months old
- 17. Acute phase reactants in diseases of dog and cattle
- 18. Protein analysis and veterinary diagnosis
- 19. Fibronectin concentrations in non-neoplastic and neoplastic peritoneal effusions in dogs
- Part IV. Endocrinology: 20. Hormonal control of hepatic steroid metabolism
- 21. Serum triiodothyronine and thyroxine in mares before and after foaling
- 22. Blood profiling in thoroughbred mares to detect metabolic disorder as a cause of fertility problems
- 23. Blood insulin radioimmunoassay: its interest in canine practice
- Part V. General Metabolism: 24. Serum lipids and lipoproteins in dogs: frequent values and changes with disease
- 25. Effects of partum and lactation on blood lipids in hollando argentine cows
- 26. Comparison between two different analytical methods for free fatty acids determination
- 27. Inter-relationshops of plasma calcium magnesium, zinc and albumin in healthy beagle dogs
- 28. Preliminary investigations into the calcium and magnesium status of the horse
- 29. Chronic malassimilative diarrhoea in dogs: modifications of PABA/xylose index and elimination index
- 30. Influence of homeopathic treatment on the biochemistry of 'typing-up-syndrome'
- 31. Blood sampling from mobile animals
- 32. Oral vitamin E tolerance test in normal and neurologically diseased horses
- 33. Inter-relationships of plasma calcium magnesium, zinc and albumin in healthy beagle dogs
- 34. Preliminary investigations into the calcium and magnesium status of the horse
- 35. Chronic malassimilative diarrhoea in dogs: modifications of PABA/xylose index and elimination index
- 36. Blood sampling from mobile animals
- 37. Oral vitamin E tolerance test in normal and neurologically diseased horses
- 38. Observations on the diagnostic significance of plasma alpha-pocopherol (vitamin E) estimation in goats
- 39. The relation between selenium in whole blood and glutathione peroxidase and some aspects of the se status of cattle in the Netherlands
- 40. Pentane exhalation of broilers stressed by dietary conditions
- 41. Evaluation of hormone and metabolite profiles after infusion of glucose, propionate and butyrate in cattle
- 42. Blood plasma concentration of various parameters in horses of different breeds and of thoroughbreds with different uses.
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