The safety and physiologic effects of the anticoccidial drugs monensin and clazuril in sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis)
The safety and physiologic effects of the anticoccidial drugs monensin and clazuril in sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis)
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抗球虫药莫能菌素和克拉珠利对沙丘鹤(Grus canadensis)的安全性和生理作用
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1992
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0.7
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J. Hatfield
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作者:
J. W. Carpenter;M. Novilla;J. Hatfield
Coccidia {Eimeria gruis and E. reichenowi) are common parasites of whooping {Grus americana) and sandhill {G. canadensis) cranes. Although Eimeria spp. infections are generally a disease of the intestinal tract, this parasite can become extraintestinal (disseminated visceral coc cidiosis [DVC]) in cranes. In DVC, granulomatous nodules may form in many tissues and organs or may result in bronchopneumonia, hepatitis, myocarditis, splenitis, and enteritis. Because crane chick mortality from DVC at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center increased in 1988, suggesting that the parasite may be developing a resistance to the coccidiostat amprolium, a target animal safety study using two coccidiostats, monensin and clazuril, was conducted on 27 subadult sandhill cranes. Results of this study indicate that both monensin and clazuril are safe in cranes when administered at 1 x, 2 x, and 5 x the dosage approved for use in poultry.
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2010
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日本教科教育学会第36回全国大会論文集
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作者:
Ryoko KODAMA;Miho KATO;Mariko ISHIGURO;玉村かおり・松本伸示
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玉村かおり・松本伸示