Neisseria mule, horse, or donkey
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Anatomical Differences of the Donkey and Mule
The donkey is not just a smaller, inferior type of horse. To those who have taken the time to get to know him, the donkey is a unique equine of special qualities. Yet he is an evolutionary relative of the horse and so will forever be compared with the horse. The mule, however, is still a scientific enigma. The mule has been described as the animal without “pride of ancestry, nor hope of posteri...
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Spermatogonial stem cell transfer has been studied in various species and suggested potential for success. Bull, stallion, donkey, mule, boar, dog and cat testicles were examined using various injection techniques to determine distribution patterns of injected material most favorable for stem cell transfer. Spermatogonial stem cells were recovered from freshly harvested stallion testicles using...
متن کاملThe Anatomical Differences between the Donkey and the Horse by C. L. Herman; A2906.1109
Introduction The anatomy of the donkey and how it differs from that of the horse rarely receives mention in standard veterinary anatomy textbooks used in the western world. There is also limited material on this subject readily accessible in the current literature. As a result, the donkey is often presumed to be morphologically the same as the horse, and there are far more similarities between ...
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The aims of this study were to assess the genetic variability in the exon 1 of the κ-casein gene in four Italian horse populations (Italian Saddle horse, Italian Trotter, Italian Heavy Draught horse, and Murgese horse) and in a sample of Martina Franca donkey by estimating genotype, allele and haplotype frequencies, as well as several population genetic indices. Genotyping of the selected polym...
متن کاملThe silence of genes
Although the discovery of genomic imprinting dates back more than two decades, its significance for both disease pathogenesis and evolutionary theory is only now emerging. However, its effects had been observed for much longer, and if biologists had been influenced less by prevailing orthodoxies, they might have stumbled on it sooner. Mule breeders encountered the phenomenon three millennia ago...
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عنوان ژورنال: Journal of Clinical Microbiology
سال: 1988
ISSN: 0095-1137,1098-660X
DOI: 10.1128/jcm.26.4.794-795.1988