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The Origin and Evolution of Cats

Cats are one of the oldest domesticated animals in the world, with their origins dating back to the Neolithic period around 11,000 years ago. The ancestors of cats originated in Africa and spread to Europe and Asia around 11,000 years ago. The earliest cat species was the primitive "Pseudae... (05 Aug., 2023)

Study on One of Human's Closest Friends, Cat, from the Perspective of Physiological Characteristics

Cat is one of mankind's closest friends. Since cats have been domesticated by humans, they tend to be domesticated more and more, and gradually become family pets around the world. They are also friends of humans and one of the sustenance of human emotions. Cats have lovely appearance and flexibl... (19 Jun., 2023)

The Screening of Ovarian Candidate Proteomics Biomarkers of Dolang Sheep at Different Physiological Periods Based on iTRAQ Technology

To screen the differentially expressed ovary proteins in Dolang sheep with oestrum, anestrus and pregnancy using isobaric tag for relative and absolute quantitation (iTRAQ) technology, which will provide the basis for the research of regulation and identification of oestrum, the diagnosis of e... (08 Feb., 2021)

Actinomycosis (Lumpy Jaw) in Capra Hircus Buck: A Case Report

Actinomycosis is an emerging and unanticipated infectious non-contagious disease caused by Actinomyces species affecting both humans and domesticated animals. The bacterium is opportunistic but harmless commensals of orophyranx and causes typical mandibular osteomyelitis due to which the disea... (26 Jan., 2018)

Isolation, Culture, Identification and Differentiation of Canine Amniotic Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Vitro

Recent years, people are paying more and more attention to amniotic membrane tissue which has a rich resource and no ethical restrictions. Canine amniotic mesenchymal stem cells (cAMSCs) were collected by enzyme digestion method from canine amniotic membrane tissues. The cell morphology was c... (28 Apr., 2017)

A Review on the Occipital Area Morphology in Nyctereutes Procyonoides cancrivora--Evidence for Developmental Instability?

The occipital bone and the foramen magnum are salient structures of the skull; which have been widely studied in various species due to variability associated with their morphology and the clinico-paleontological significance of related ‘anomalies’. The aim of this study was t... (22 Apr., 2016)

The expression of CYP19a gene at two temperature levels during the thermosensitive period of the Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)

The gene expression of ovarian aromatase is regulated according to the period of exposure to different post-fertilization temperatures. Previous studies show that high temperatures regulate aromatase gene expression, or transcription factors responsible for gene expression during sex different... (21 May, 2015)

Morphometric and Histoarchitectural Changes in the Ovary of Pteropus giganteus (Brunnich) During Various Phases of Reproductive Cycle

The present study was undertaken to know the morphometrical and histological changes in ovary during various reproductive phases in Pteropus giganteus . The ovaries were fixed in alcoholic bouins fixative for histological examination. Diameter, surface area and volume of each ovary were calcul... (23 Oct., 2013)

In vitro Studies on Cellular Mediated Immune Response in Haemocytes of Crabâ€” Episesarma tetragonum

Studying the biological interaction with the invertebrate immune system is attractive for the advancement of a basic knowledge on invertebrate and vertebrate general immunity, because it offers various possible alternatives for disease management. The invertebrate immune system involves encapsula... (17 Oct., 2013)

First Record of Three Jumping Spiders (Araneae: Salticidae) in Mergasor (Erbil-Iraq)

During May through July 2012 many habitats in Mergasor locality were investigated for jumping spiders. Three species and three genera were recorded belonging to the family Salticidae which are Philaeus chrysops , Plexippus paykulli and Saitis leighii . Philaeus chrysops had height populat... (27 Apr., 2013)

Molecular profile of Treeshrew, a promising experimental animal for medical research

Scandentia order in Euarchontoglires consists of two families, Tupaiidae and Ptilocercidae , including five genera that contain 20 species. Genus Tupaia having 15 species is the largest genus in the order Scandentia . Most species in Scandentia have a karyotype 2n=52–68, therein... (03 Apr., 2013)

Obstructive Urolithiasis in Canine- Ultrasonographic and Radiographic Observations

Ten dogs, seven male and three female between age group of 5~7 years were brought to TVCC with the history of difficulty in urination. Dogs were not responding to medicinal treatment. The dogs were dull, depressed and dehydrated showing signs of abdominal pain on palpation. Polyethylene catheter ... (03 Apr., 2013)

An Unusual Case of Traumatic Carditis in a Goat

An unusual case of traumatic carditis in a Tedday goat is described. No significant other accompanying abnormalities were observed at necropsy except the presence of 4.5 mm long sharp quilt needle, which was extending from the left ventricle to right atrium. (21 Mar., 2013)

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