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Here you will find detailed information related to the poultry, swine, sheep, beef and aquaculture sectors.

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Veterinaria Digital - 20/01/2013

Tricotecenes in avian proventriculus

Tricotecenes are mycotoxins with a common chemical structure that holds the sesquiterpene ring and 4 radicals that change depending on each mycotoxin. The sesquiterpene ring gives the capability to produce chemical burning by contact in...


Tucídides - 8/01/2013

Slide 31: Why did the corrupt are not ashamed?

In this blog of Transparency we have discussed classical texts related to the lack of transparency in government and we have reported facts. In this blog we will deal with some assumptions about the psychology of the corrupt. The serious economic and...


Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 30/12/2012

Editorial 36. The future Agro-Livestock company

  The European agriculture and livestock are dying from other causes due to “inflation and legislative mutation” and “Fonzi scheme” of the economy. In some southern European countries are in force around 100,000 laws and...


Veterinaria Digital - 29/12/2012

Actinobacillosis: friable spleen.

The infection by A. suis produces the loss of consistence of splenic tissue and as a result of that the breaking, with the consequent intraabdominal haemorrhage, they are one of death reasons, specially during removals and regroupings of piglets when...


VD - 16/12/2012

Metagenetics of the extremities development origin. Divulgation 36

Regarding to genetic information that we have at disposal, nowadays, we can be sure that once existed one common antecessor for fish and tetrapodes who had a genome (composed by master genes Hox and switch genetic material called CsB) prepared to...


Veterinaria Digital - 16/12/2012

Splenic injury

When infection by A. Suis reaches the lymph nodes these splenic red bumps appear in the anatomical profile of the spleen. Later these protrusions from the injury extend to the body as splenic dark spots.


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