Veterinary diagnostic laboratories

The incident began when a park ranger found a dead white-tailed deer near a pond in the land between the Lakes National Recreation Area in western Kentucky. The park ranger enlisted the help of a chemist from the state veterinary diagnostic laboratory to find the cause of death so that further deer kills might be prevented. 

North Dakota North Dakota State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory... 

Porcine. Data from veterinary diagnostic laboratories... 

HENRY M STAHR, GARY D. OSHEILER, PAULA MARTIN, MARLAINE DONOTO, and BRAD DEBEY, Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, Iowa State University, Ames, lA 50011, USA... 

X-Rays and CT scans were taken at the Univ. of Minnesota Small Animal Hospital and lead analysis was completed by the university Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. 

AN ANT V. JAIN Toxicolr y Section, The University of Geoigia, College of Veterinary Medicine, Athens Diagnostic Laboratory, Athens, CA... 

SW Casteel. Project Manual for Systemic Availability of Lead to Young Swine from Subchronic Administration of Lead-Contaminated Soil. Columbia, MO Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, University of Missouri—Columbia, 1995. 

Julian RJ, Galt DE, Butler D. 1976. Diagnosis of triorthocresyl phosphate poisoning in cattle. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnostics 18 407-418. 

Ben Venue Laboratories founded in 1938, specializes in the manufacturing of sterile products. Its activities and capabilities can be contracted on a project basis. Since its foundation, a long history of experiences on customized production of a wide variety of sterile products. Product portfolio includes lyophilized dosages, liquid dosages, small molecule compounds, biologicals, cytotoxics, diagnostics, veterinary products, potent compounds. 

Current data suggest that fumonisins may have greater effect on the health of farm animals than on humans, because studies on the impact of levels of fumonisins in human food have not yielded significant correlations [127, 146]. The Mycotoxin Committee of the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnostics recommended that permissible levels of fumonisins (B,) in feeds be limited to 5 ppm for horses, 10 ppm for swine and 50 ppm for cattle and poultry. 

JOHN A. PICKRELL, DVM, PhD, DABT Comparative Toxicology Laboratories, Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Kansas State University, 1800 Denison Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66506-5606, USA... 

Note Applicants who are dealing solely in hair dyes, diagnostic kits, laboratory reagents, veterinary products or who are involved in the manufacture of Active Ph u maceutical Ingredients, are not required to submit the abovementioned documents. 

University of Missouri-Columbia, College of Veterinary Medicine, Research Animal Diagnostic and Investigative Laboratory, Columbia, MO 65211... 

Laboratory diagnosis. Toxic prittoiples in plarrts are often r t lietected by routinely available tests in diagnostic orch nical laboratories. R is necessary to know the availability of confirmatory chemical testing for important plants of interest in a specific veterinary practice. 

One unique local manufacturer is the National Veterinary Institute located in Bishoftu, 40 km south of Addis Ababa. With its well-equipped diagnostic and research laboratories and production plants, the NVI is currently producing 19 R D-based veterinary bacterial and viral vaccines for both domestic and international markets to more than 25 countries in Africa and the Middle East. 

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