نتایج جستجو برای: thoroughbreds

تعداد نتایج: 268  

Journal: :Animal genetics 2013
C L Brinkmeyer-Langford J J Cai C A Gill L C Skow

Genes within the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) encode proteins involved in innate and adaptive immune responses. Genetic variation in this region can influence the immune response of an individual animal to challenges from a variety of pathogens; however, a complete documentation of genetic variation in the MHC is lacking for most domestic animals, including horses. To provide addition...

1997
Walter W. Zent Mats H. T. Troedsson Jin-Liang Xue

The incidence of postbreeding fluid accumulation is approximately 15% in a normal population of Thoroughbreds. Both the incidence and severity of intraluminal fluid accumulation increase with age. In addition, barren mares are more likely than maiden and foaling mares to accumulate fluid in the uterine lumen the day after breeding. Postbreeding fluid accumulation treated with uterine lavage or ...

Journal: :Veterinary journal 2012
N Nogradi N M Slovis C J Gebhart K E Wolfsdorf J L McCracken C F Scoggin P H Kass S M Mapes B Toth M L Lundquist N Pusterla

Equine proliferative enteropathy caused by Lawsonia intracellularis is an emerging disease with as yet unaddressed preventative measures. The hypothesis of this study was that vaccination will prevent clinical and sub-clinical disease. Weanling Thoroughbreds (n=202) from Central Kentucky were randomly assigned into two groups (vaccinated and non-vaccinated). Vaccinated foals received 30 mL of a...

Journal: :Nature communications 2012
Mim A Bower Beatrice A McGivney Michael G Campana Jingjing Gu Lisa S Andersson Elizabeth Barrett Catherine R Davis Sofia Mikko Frauke Stock Valery Voronkova Daniel G Bradley Alan G Fahey Gabriella Lindgren David E MacHugh Galina Sulimova Emmeline W Hill

Selective breeding for speed in the racehorse has resulted in an unusually high frequency of the C-variant (g.66493737C/T) at the myostatin gene (MSTN) in cohorts of the Thoroughbred horse population that are best suited to sprint racing. Here we show using a combination of molecular- and pedigree-based approaches in 593 horses from 22 Eurasian and North-American horse populations, museum speci...

2002
Thomas E. Goetz Murli Manohar

Exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia (EIAH) in human subjects may be associated with pulmonary injury/capillary stress failure-induced histamine release and is reported to be ameliorated by administration of H1 antihistiminics. EIAH is a routine occurrence in strenuously exercising Thoroughbreds, 75–100% of which also experience exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH). In contrast with repo...

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