Veterinaria Digital - 3/06/2012

B. avium is a pathogenic bacterium that causes upper respiratory tract disease in chickens and wild birds. It is very similar to B. hinzii, and the two species are difficult to distinguish without using highly specific tests based on DNA.

VD - 20/05/2012

In our blog “Disclosure 13” entitled “The origin of the eye and Central Nervous System” of April 25, 2011 we wrote: “The origin of the eye is the origin of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and it is a key factor in explaining the functioning of...

Veterinaria Digital - 13/05/2012

Splenic lesion by Actinobacillus suis in pigs of 2 months. This infection which reaches through the chain lumboaortica affects the immune function of spleen.

VD - 6/05/2012

As in the text of ancient Greek atomist school, where Leucippus and Democritus (2600 years ago) defined (without seeing it) the atom as the smallest element from which all things are made, through different combinations of them. There are ancient texts...

VD - 22/04/2012

One of the forms of gene expression is the physical development of a cellular organelle, of a new type of cell and, consequently, of a new tissue or organ and finally a new living being who was genetically encoded but that did not exist for its lack of a...

Tucídides - 10/04/2012

On April 3 arrived in Spanish veterinarians emails the following information from the College of Veterinarians of each province: “We enclose, for your knowledge, information conveyed to us the General Council of Colleges Veterinary Spain in...