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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"uterine infection"”.
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Receptor-dependent phagocytosis of <i>Clostridium sordellii</i> by human decidual macrophages
… highly-lethal female reproductive tract (FRT) infections following childbirth, abortion, or cervical instrumentation. Gaps in our understanding of the pathogenesis of <em>C. sordelli</em>i infections present major challenges to the development of better preventive and therapeutic strategies …
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Effect of exogenous gonadotropin releasing hormone on recovery from septic uterine conditions in postpartum dairy cows
… groups (CG; retained placenta, RP, n=20; uterine infection, UI, n=22; control, C, n=18) and given GnRH (200ug,im) or saline (T) on d 15 postpartum, to evaluate reproductive tract involution, uterine discharge, bacterial population and inflammation, ovarian activity, reproductive efficiency …
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Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus in New Zealand horses
… to enhance the understanding of S. zooepidemicus infections within the New Zealand horse population through strain-associated genomic and phenotypic characteristics. Retrospectively, S. zooepidemicus is the second most frequently isolated bacterium in New Zealand horses, being mainly associated …
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The Role of Inflammatory State During the Periparturient Period on the Uterine Health of Pasture-Based Dairy Cows
… markers were elevated in cows with an induced uterine infection, and whether they could be early indicators of cows at risk of unresolved uterine inflammation. From these retrospective studies, we could conclude that these markers were not specific to inflammation of the uterus; rather, that …
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Effects of feed additives on uterine morphology and selected reproductive attributes
… reproductive performance, as well as increased uterine infection rates during periods of high stress. Chromium supplementation has demonstrated efficacy as a feed additive capable of reducing the detrimental effects of stress. As such, its application in dairy production may help to alleviate …
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Effects of nutrition, disease, and body condition score during the transition period on dairy cattle liver gene expression
… studies to investigate the effects of nutrition, infection, disease and different calving BCS on cows’ hepatic transcriptomes and metabolic profiles using mRNA gene expression profiles, biochemical parameters, and the latest bioinformatics tools. The first study investigated the expression and …
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Tuberculosis in childhood : the sources and channels of infection : with special reference to the tonsils
… the mouth or pharynx; i was a case of placental infection; 1 possibly of uterine infection; and the remaining 33 cases of doubtful origin. Thus, though infection by air is by far the most frequent method, infection by ingestion is a matter of very real and urgent importance, especially amongst …