Snow Fungus, Silver Ear · 2003 · Research Article
Medium relevanceEffects of Culture Condition on the Mating Pheromone Production of Tremella fuciformis Berk. Spore
Tremella fuciformis
Key points
- Investigated was the serum amylase activity in calves at different age, in lambs, goats, rabbits, and birds
- Some species variations were established in the amylase activity, it being highest in rabbits, followed by birds, cattle, goats, and sheep
- In calves after drinking colostrum the amylase activity dropped, rapidly assuming the same values as in adult cattle
- It was found that in cows with chronic arthritis, endometritis, and mastitis as well as in cases of subacute cases of pneumonia in calves, as compared to normal animals, the serum amylase activity was lower
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Abstract
Investigated was the serum amylase activity in calves at different age, in lambs, goats, rabbits, and birds. Some species variations were established in the amylase activity, it being highest in rabbits, followed by birds, cattle, goats, and sheep. In calves after drinking colostrum the amylase activity dropped, rapidly assuming the same values as in adult cattle. It was found that in cows with chronic arthritis, endometritis, and mastitis as well as in cases of subacute cases of pneumonia in calves, as compared to normal animals, the serum amylase activity was lower.
Citation
Sheng Guihua, Chen Liguo, Ma Aimin (2003). Effects of Culture Condition on the Mating Pheromone Production of Tremella fuciformis Berk. Spore. Hua zhong nong ye da xue xue bao = Journal Huazhong (Central China) Agricultural University
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