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The bovine teat canal: Its role in pathogen recognition and defence of the mammary gland

Smolenski, Grant A.The University of Waikato2018

… an exocrine secretion, which passes through the teat into the external environment. Despite this substantial volume of fluid flow and that milk is one of the most nutritional mediums in which microorganisms can thrive, for the most part, this process occurs without colonisation of pathogens in …

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The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Veterinary Science, Massey University, Turitea, Palmerston North, New Zealand

Notcovich, Shirli2021

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Cationic liposome-mediated transfection of mammary epithelial cells with AAV-based plasmid DNA

Whyte, BrettThe University of Waikato2001

… were delivered by infusion through the mammary teat canal or by direct injection into the gland. The ensuing level of transfection was extremely low, with only a very small number of rat mammary epithelial cells found to express β-galactosidase. These results indicated that alternative …

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