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Mycotoxin Lesions in the Slaughter House-Broilers

Published: June 22, 2017
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Introduction Traditionally, the presence of mycotoxins capable of causing damage in animal production has been demonstrated by detecting certain levels in ingredients and / or rations. Since this technique has many limitations, histopathology has been used in many areas to demonstrate that these toxic agents are actually affecting the birds. Here we propose a practical approach to demonstrate ...
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Manuel Contreras
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Stephen Adejoro Dr
Soavet
5 de julio de 2017

A very educative public health presentation, worthy of repeated reading.
Congratulations to this author.

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DR. Rakesh Tiwari
Himalaya
5 de julio de 2017
Author given good insight on multitoxin, keep it up.
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Dr. Kamal Mousa Ghedan
Al-Watania Poultry
6 de julio de 2017

Thank you very much.

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Muhammad Mubasher
6 de julio de 2017

Very informative, brief presentation for poultry farmers to evaluate the feed & other factors for the birds.

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Chakma Rupen
6 de julio de 2017
Very important topic ,thanks for your brief but clear description of various lesions on different parts of the body , which are helpfull for practicing field veterinarin ,where there are no scope to analyze different ingradients of feed & other lab test , here mainly diagnosis depend on gross lesions and give treatment accordingly
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Kausar Shaikh
6 de julio de 2017

Very informative article but there must be some easy and economical, handy instrument so as farmers can easily test at farm level the presence of toxin.

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thulasiram.
Srinivasa Group
7 de julio de 2017

8/7/17,
It is a very informative message about toxins. Thanks to the author.

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IGANYA SAMSON
8 de julio de 2017

Very educative. Thanks, Dr.

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