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Technonews VD - 22/05/2018

Analysis of the efficacy of immunostimulant pronutrients in pigs vaccinated with Influenza and Mycoplasma vaccines

The aim of the trial was to evaluate the effect of immunostimulant pronutrients in the improvement of the immune response when vaccinating against the Swine Influenza Virus (SIV) and Mycoplasma sp. the analysis of the productive parameters (weight) and...


Veterinaria Digital - 20/05/2018

Petechiae in avian septicaemia

Petechiae in avian septicaemia. This is a specific lesion that should be clinically distinguished from haemorrhages in the muscular tissue caused by coumarinic mycotoxins or virosis. 


Technonews VD - 15/05/2018

Efficiency of Silicoglycidol as mycotoxin binder (zearalenone) in breeding sows

Zearalenone (Zen) is an oestrogenic mycotoxin produced by Fusarium (fungi) and others. It causes estrogenic signs in animals (vulvitis, increased size of the uterus) and reproductive problems. Pigs are very sensitive to this mycotoxin. Zen is...


VD - 13/05/2018

The intelligence of plants. Dissemination 114th

It is considered that all living beings, that are related to the outside, and respond accordingly, have some form of intelligence. But because of their lack of motility, traditionally, it has been considered that plants lack of intelligence.


Veterinaria Digital - 13/05/2018

Deep pectoral necrosis

This disease has a genetic origin and causes ischemia of the deep pectoral muscle.


VD - 6/05/2018

Dating of new vestiges of life. Dissemination 113th

A research team from University College London (UCL) has dated between 4280 and -3,770 million, the age of fossil bacteria located on the banks of the Hudson River (Nuvvuagittuq in Canada), an area of ancient hydrothermal vents. This finding brings...


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