Graduates in Veterinary Science 1991

Artificial Insemination in Veterinary Science

Artificial insemination (AI) is widely used by veterinarians and veterinary specialists in most domestic as well as wild animal species. Reasons for use of AI instead of natural matings are diverse and different for individual species. As in humans, AI can be used as a tool to increase conception rate in animals that have fertility problems. This is usually performed in companion animals, like ...

of Veterinary Medical Science

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Biotechnology and veterinary science: production of veterinary vaccines.

The fundamental principles of genetic manipulation are explained, as are the methods of production of vaccines of veterinary importance. Specific attenuation of micro-organisms may result from genetically-engineered mutations which produce metabolic blocks, from the development of effective bacterial toxoids and from viral gene segment reassortment. Recombinant DNA techniques have been used to ...

An Overview of Nanomedicine in Veterinary Science

Accepted: 31/10/2014 Abstract Nanomedicine is an emerging and novel field that will not only change the way veterinary medicine is practiced but also revolutionize the modern day therapeutics and diagnosis of diseases. It is the application of nanotechnology to achieve faster and effective solution to our day to day problems of management of diseases by acting at a nanoscale and bringing about ...