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Ethnoveterinary Research and Development (Indigenous Knowledge and Development Series)
Animal Reproduction: New Research Developments
Animal Models in Cardiovascular Research (Developments in Cardiovascular Medicine) by D.R. Gross, 1994-05-31
The Development of Science-based Guidelines for Laboratory Animal Care: Proceedings of the November 2003 International Workshop by International Workshop on the Development of Science-based Guidelines for Laboratory Animal Care Program Committee, National Research Council, 2004-10-21
Working Animals In Agriculture And Transport: A Collection of Some Current Research and Development Observations (European Association for Animal Production Technical Series)
The Study Of Livestock Farming Systems In A Research And Development Framework: Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Livestock Farming ... (European Association for Animal Production)
Reduction of Animal Usage in the Development and Control of Biological Products (Developments in Biologicals) by I. Davidson, 1986-12
Strategies For The Development Of Fat Tail Sheep In The Near East (European Association for Animal Production)
Requirements for strengthening postgraduate research training in agriculture and veterinary medicine: A contribution to Kenya's manpower development for agricultural research (Country progress report) by T. Ajibola Taylor, 1985
Trends in veterinary research & development by Glenys Bloomfield, 1989
Cost of initial development of PLATO instruction in veterinary medicine (Illinois. University. Computer-based Education Research Laboratory. CERL report) by George M Grimes, 1975
Agri-business learning activity: Audio-visual development (Research series / North Dakota Research Coordinating Unit) by Leonard Larshus, 1975
Feline Leukemia Virus: Proceedings of the Third International Feline Leukemia Virus Meeting, St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, May 5- (Developments in Cancer Research)
Animal Applications of Research in Mammalian Development (Current Communications in Cell and Molecular Biology) by Roger A. Pederson, Anne McLaren, 1991-07-01

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Office Of Research And Development At The University Of Prince Edward Island, Ca
Small Animal, Internal medicine. Journal of The American veterinary Medical Association, 215, pp. to the UPEI Home PageThe Office of research and development
http://www.upei.ca/research/researchprofiles/researchers/featuredresearcher/prof

Extractions: Diplomate European College Veterinary Internal Medicine (Companion Animals), 1998 Current Position: Assistant Professor Internal Medicine Department: Companion Animals Faculty: Veterinary Medicine Office Phone: Email: hgelens@upei.ca Personal Website: Research Interests Small Animal Gastro enterology, Pharmacology Key Words Small Animal, Internal Medicine Citations Gaskill, C.L., Burton, S.A., Gelens, H.C.J., Ihle, S.L., Miller, J.B., Shaw, D.H., Brimacombe, M.B., Cribb, A.E. Changes in serum thyoxine and thyroid-stimulating hormone concentrations in epileptic dogs receiving pheonobarbital for one year. J. vet. Pharmacol.Therap 23, 243-249, 2000. Gaskill, C.L. Burton, S.A. Gelens, H.C.J. Ihle, S.L. Miller, J.B. Shaw, D.H. Brimacombe, M. Cribb. A.E. Effects of Phenobarbital Treatment on Serum Thyroxine and Thyroid-stimulating Hormone Concentrations in Epileptic Dogs. Journal of The American Veterinary Medical Association, 215, pp. 489-496 1999. Current Collaborators (non-UPEI) The Office of Research and Development
Kansas State University College Of Veterinary Medicine
and excellence in teaching, research, and service to College of veterinary medicine 101 Trotter
http://www.vet.ksu.edu/

Extractions: June 2004 Directory KSU Campus Local Information KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus Class of 2008 PowerPoint 1st Year Class Orientation You are invited to attend! The preparation of professional students to meet the demands of veterinary careers during the 21st century is the primary objective of the College of Veterinary Medicine. The college is committed to assuring that each of its graduates is a professional with the academic foundation and clinical skills to enter a wide array of veterinary careers. The KSU CVM is dedicated to scholarship through innovation and excellence in teaching, research, and service to promote animal and human health for the public good. We are committed to creating an environment that is fulfilling and rewarding, being recognized for good communication, productive collaboration, mutual respect, diversity, integrity, and honesty.
World Wide Web Virtual Library - Veterinary Medicine
of Illinois CVM Laboratories of veterinary Diagnostic medicine http//www.cvm University of Missouri research Animal Diagnostic and Investigative
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vetmed/lab.htm
KSUCVM - Employment Opportunites - Research Assistant - Molecular Assay Developm
The successful applicant will conduct research on molecular Department of Diagnostic medicine/Pathobiology College of veterinary medicine Kansas State
http://www.vet.ksu.edu/employment/ramole.htm

Extractions: KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus Research Assistant Molecular Assay Development A full-time position is available in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology for a Research Assistant. The successful applicant will conduct research on molecular biology and immunology of rickettsial pathogens of the genus Ehrlichia. The position will be involved in the molecular test development of pathogens causing diseases in vertebrate animals. This is a term appointment initially for one year and includes the complete benefits package. Interested applicants possessing a BS/MS in molecular biology/biochemistry/immunology should submit curriculum vitae with three names/letters of reference to Dr. Roman Ganta
LUHNT Research And Development - College Of Medicine And Veterinary Medicine
LUHNT research and development.
http://www.mvm.ed.ac.uk/research/luhnt_rd.htm
SNOMED International, A Division Of The College Of American Pathologists (CAP)
delivery of SNOMED® (the Systematized Nomenclature of medicine) and terminology by more than 40 years of pioneering research and development, help your
http://www.snomed.org/

Extractions: SNOMED Users Group - Register Now! September 22-24, 2004 Newly appointed national healthcare information technology coordinator David Brailer, MD , tentatively confirmed as keynote speaker. SNOMED Working Group Conference June 8, 2004 in London HHS Secretary announces access to SNOMED through National Library of Medicine CAP and Cerner Corporation sign agreement for global distribution of SNOMED CT Core Content SNOMED CT Encoded CAP Cancer Protocols available SNOMED CT recommended by NCVHS and CHI (more) SNOMED Clinical Terms Let SNOMED CT, backed by more than 40 years of pioneering research and development, help your organization transform its approach to creating, sharing, retrieving, and aggregating health care information. Contact us Link to CAP Web site About the Site
Canadian Veterinarians
become involved in ecosystem studies and comparative medicine research; focused on species found in zoos, and in medical research and veterinary care of
http://www.cvma-acmv.org/careers.asp?avet=3§ion=careers
Veterinary Medicine
a major role in the advance of research in the pharmaceuticals, and in the study of space medicine. veterinary medicine involves the study of the immunological
http://rpweb.uams.edu/ArkansasHealthCareers/VeterinaryMedicine.htm

Extractions: ARKANSAS HEALTH CAREERS Arkansas Health Careers Home UAMS Home AHEC Home Arkansas Next: A Guide To Life After High School in Arkansas" General Information Veterinary Medicine Acknowledgements Veterinarian How to use the online manual Veterinary Technician ... Index Career Categories Clinical Laboratory Sciences Counseling and Mental Health The realization of the importance of animal care is creating new opportunities for veterinarians and veterinary technicians. More specialties mean more jobs and greater choice for individuals who possess an affinity and love for animals combined with the calm competence and fearlessness necessary to handle and manage them. Dentistry Diagnostic Services Dietetics and Nutrition Health Administration ... Other Careers in Health Care Veterinarian Veterinarians , also known as Doctors of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), diagnose, treat, and control diseases in animals and are concerned with preventing the transmission of animal diseases to humans. Also, they treat injured animals and develop programs to prevent disease and injury. Work Activities Performing surgery, dressing wounds, and setting broken bones of animals
The University Of Tennessee: COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE -- RESEARCH
to link basic molecular and cellular research to clinical Professor Department of Comparative medicine College of veterinary medicine The University of
http://www.vet.utk.edu/research/oncology.shtml

Extractions: RESEARCH HOME RESEARCH: Filing Information Animal Health Research Animal Models of Human Diseases ... Developmental Therapeutics Oncology research at the College of Veterinary Medicine, is conducted by members of the Carcinogenesis and developmental Therapeutics Program (CDTP). The CDTP is a multidisciplinary program which foster collaboration between basic cancer researchers and clinical veterinary oncologists at the college. The CDTP interacts closely with the Cancer Center at the University of Tennessee Medical Center. There are currently three areas of major research emphasis: Top of Page Top of Page The transplacental carcinogenesis studies focus on the long-term effects of in utero exposure to carcinogens contained in tobacco products. These studies have shown that a single dose of a tobacco-specific carcinogen administered in the last trimester of pregnancy causes a high incidence of respiratory tract tumors in the offspring of hamsters at middle age. When the hamsters were additionally given ethanol in the drinking water during pregnancy, the offspring developed a high incidence of pancreatic ca ncer. These findings suggest that mothers who smoke and drink during pregnancy increase the risk of their children to develop cancer of the lungs and pancreas at the age of 40-50. In utero exposure to such carcinogenic stimuli may thus be an important f actor underlying the increasing cancer incidence observed in individuals of this age group.
Canine Genetics Unit
veterinary Genetics Laboratory not_logo, Home Services research Informatics. Canine Genetics research development. Understanding the biology of the domestic dog.
http://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/research/canine/

Extractions: Home Services Research Informatics Understanding the biology of the domestic dog In a very short time, a complete DNA sequence of the dog will become available to academic researchers throughout the world. This resource, which was funded by the National Institutes of Health at a cost of almost $50 Million, renders obsolete all preceding genetic maps of the dog, and creates an entirely new opportunity to tie genes to diseases and traits. To fully leverage this emerging resource, the Center for Veterinary Genetics at the University of California School of Veterinary Medicine is calling for cheek swab samples from distinct populations of dogs with the express purpose of assembling a comprehensive genetic repository that represents all of 'dogdom'. While the current DNA bank adequately reflects the genetic legacy of more than 100 recognized breeds, an additional 400 international canine populations remain unrepresented. If you would like to have your dog represent its breed in this unique biological resource, please request a sample collection kit here: Request Form These kits are free, and include a postage-paid envelope for returning the sample to our laboratory at the Center for Veterinary Genetics. The collection protocol is simple and will take less than 5 minutes to perform.
Research Report 2002 > Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine
and Albert Einstein College of medicine, New York Institute of Animal Hygiene and veterinary Public Health); with the German Cancer research Centre, Heidelberg
http://www.uni-leipzig.de/forschb/02/e25.htm

Extractions: Home Research Report 2002 Research Activities at the Faculty Topics of Doctorates and Postdoctoral Qualifications Research Reports of the Institutes Research Reports of Preceding Years ... Contact The projects conducted by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine focus on the following topics: Products of animal origin and consumer protection Preventive veterinary medicine Clinical veterinary medicine Ecological animal husbandry As far as the sphere of preventive consumer protection is concerned, the following projects are dealt with in respect of protecting consumers' health in connection with animal products Zoonoses and their communication via food; combating zoonosis pathogens in the food chain [Institute of Food Hygiene] Detection of risk materials in connection with transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSE) in meat products [Institute of Food Hygiene, Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology] Human BSE exposure risk - the detection of specified risk material and PrPSc in food (Institute of Food Hygiene in collaboration with the Institute of Animal Hygiene and Veterinary Public Health, the Institute of Pathology and the Saxon Analytical Office for Veterinary and Public Health)
Faculty And Research : Tufts University School Of Veterinary Medicine
General research Interest Enteric infections and the host response and protozoan pathogens of veterinary and medical E. coli (STEC), and development of therapy
http://www.tufts.edu/vet/facpages/tzipori_s.html

Extractions: Enteric infections and the host response; this includes viral, bacterial and protozoan pathogens of veterinary and medical importance causing acute or chronic diarrhea in the immunocompetent or the immunodeficient host. In recent years investigations have focused specifically on: The biology, pathogenesis, immunology, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control of cryptosporidiosis and microsporidiosis in children from developing countries, and in individuals with HIV/AIDS; Mechanisms of disease caused by Shiga-toxin producing E. coli (STEC), and development of therapy against the associated hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) - a complicating acute kidney failure in children;
Research Prospectus: Western College Of Vet. Medicine
of Engineering, Agriculture, Dentistry and medicine. Clinical Sciences Faculty and research Interests. veterinary Biomedical Sciences Faculty and research
http://www.usask.ca/research/prosp/vet/wcvm.shtml

Extractions: The Western College of Veterinary Medicine was established at the University of Saskatchewan in 1964 to service the veterinary training and research needs of the four western provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba). It is one of four veterinary colleges in Canada. The seven academic departments of the College have a staff complement of over 70 faculty members, many of whom are at the forefront of contemporary research and veterinary practice. In its short history, the College has quickly gained stature and credibility in the fields of animal reproduction, gastroenterology, toxicology and, more recently, molecular biotechnology. In particular, embryo freezing and transfer technologies in domestic cattle and large game animals together with the development of the Toxicology Research Centre have established an international reputation for excellence for the College. The Veterinary Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), also associated with the College, is further evidence of initiative within the faculty. Active research programs include wildlife pathology, the environment, poultry, locomotion (especially in horses), animal reproduction, epidemiology of disease and metabolic abnormalities in animals.
Minority Scholarships, Fellowships And Postdoctoral Awards In Medicine, Public H
research Dissertation Awards. Health Professions Student Loans Dentistry, Optometry, Pharmacy, Podiatric medicine, or veterinary medicine.
http://scholarships.fatomei.com/scholar9.html

Extractions: The Web This Site K-12 award college scholarship graduate fellowship postgraduate research AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY Clinical Fellowships in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Research Fellowships in Drug Abuse and Addiction for Medical Students AMERICAN ART THERAPY ASSOCIATION ... DIRECTORS OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND EDUCATION (DHPE) AND U.S. CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC) Health Internships for Minority Students Enrolled In a Health Education or Health Promotion Program CONSORTIUM FOR LATINO HEALTH IN PHILADELPHIA Summer Science and Math Program ... HENRY J. KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION AND HOWARD UNIVERSITY Barbara Jordan Congressional Scholarships in Health Policy for College Seniors HISPANIC-SERVING HEALTH PROFESSIONS SCHOOLS AND U.S. CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC)
Research At College Of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing And Allied Health
medicine, College of veterinary medicine, Nursing and Allied Ph.D. (1985) veterinary Science with pathology, Duke University research Interests Environmental
http://www.tuskegee.edu/Global/story.asp?S=1088610
AFRIMS: Veterinary Medicine: Research Projects
with the AFRIMSKRCH Clinical research Center, since The AFRIMS Department of veterinary medicine provided complete animal medical and veterinary support for
http://www.afrims.org/vetmed-research.html

Extractions: Home U.S. Component Commander Research Departments Enteric Diseases Entomology Immunology Retrovirology ... Veterinary Medicine Support Departments Administration Logistics Emerging Diseases(GEIS) GIS Disease Mapping ... Division of Analysis Useful Information Library Contact Info Check E-Mail Grants Assistance ... Links 1. Sentinel animal study for flavivirus surveillance in the vicinity of Sangkhlaburi.
UW-Madison School Of Veterinary Medicine - Research
is among the nation s top veterinary schools in research directed at supporting animal agriculture in Wisconsin is leader in food animal medicine programs, the
http://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/research

Extractions: Home Research On the UW-Madison campus, the School of Veterinary Medicine and the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital are strategically located between the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) and the Medical School. The significance of this relationship is reflected in much of the research done at the School of Veterinary Medicine, research that frequently links concerns for animal health, human health and a healthy environment. Research done by Professor Ian Duncan on the myelin deficient dog called the "Shaking Pup" has led the veterinary neurologist and his research team to a possible treatment for Multiple Sclerosis and other human disorders. Wisconsin is among the nation's top veterinary schools in attracting research grants from the National Institutes of Health as well as other agencies. The School has achieved widespread recognition for the strength of its research programs, with faculty conducting both basic and clinically applied research on a diverse range of topics. Research directed at supporting animal agriculture in Wisconsin is a priority. Considered the nation's leader in food animal medicine programs, the School works in collaboration with CALS to help the state's farmers improve the health and productivity of their animals.
The Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, Kasetsart University
Notable research aspects in recent years include Toxicity in animal feed and food animals. Herbal medicine for veterinary use.
http://www.vet.ku.ac.th/veteng/research.htm

Extractions: Research Each department is equipped with research facilities. Additional research support is provided in the veterinary teaching hospitals, molecular biology laboratories, experimental animal section and through the university computer network. The major research aim is to develop efficient procedures in enharncement of animal management and production, animal-product hygiene, disease treatment, prevention, and zoonosis. Exploration of mechinism of fundamental importance to biomedical science is also of great interest Research funs are obtained from leading national research institutes, commercial companies and international funding sources. Notable research aspects in recent years include: Biotechnological improvements in animal production and health encompassing domestic animals, companion animals and aquatic animals. Development of novel anatomical teaching aid models from para-rubber Development of histochemistry of lectin in animal digestive tracts Improvements in the understanding of molecular neuroscience on the field of amyloid beta-peptide toxicity Bioavailability of predigested multi-grain feed concentrate in food animals and aquatic species.
DAFVM - Administration
Departments Services Division of Agriculture, Forestry, veterinary medicine. The service, research and teaching missions of a landgrant university are
http://www.dafvm.msstate.edu/divdepts.htm
LTSN-01:Linking Teaching And Research: Do We? Can We? Should We?
research is important to the development of students more likely to consider doing research themselves which there is a shortage of researchers in medicine.
http://www.ltsn-01.ac.uk/resources/features/linking_teaching_research

Extractions: @import url("styles.css"); /*IE and NN6x styles with layers*/ Claims have been made that linking teaching and research is important to the development of students and results in better learning. Some universities are founded on this idea; others are not. Is there any evidence that such linking does produce better students? Better doctors? Most studies have looked at whether lecturers ' research productivity and teaching effectiveness are correlated and, basically, come up with a zero correlation - some people are good at one or the other; some are good at both; some are probably bad at both. (See Hattie and Marsh, 1996, for a meta-analysis.) But perhaps this is the wrong question. We should be asking whether the students who are involved in, or at least encounter, research in the course of teaching are better prepared for whatever they go on to door get more out of their educational experience. It has been found that exposing students to research makes them more likely to consider doing research themselves which could be important in areas where there is a shortage of researchers in medicine. Also, many people have bemoaned students' lack of ability to critically analyse research papers, a skill they certainly would need to develop to understand research in which they are involved.

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