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This document is a research article on dynamic viscoelastic coagulometry applied to chicken blood, comparing coagulation in fresh versus sodium citrate-preserved blood samples.
Year: 2019
Region / City: United States
Topic: Avian medicine, blood coagulation
Document type: Research article
Organization / Institution: American Journal of Veterinary Research
Author: Cassandra I. Rodenbaugh, Sophie Emmanuelle Knafo, Jennifer E. Graham, Bruce A. Barton
Target audience: Veterinary professionals, researchers
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Feasibility study of viscoelastic Hybrid self-centering brace (vscb) for seismic-resistant steel frames
Year: 2021
Region / City: Shanghai, China
Topic: Seismic engineering
Document type: Research paper
Organization / Institution: Tongji University
Author: Yi-Wei Ping, Cheng Fang, Yi-Yi Chen
Target audience: Engineers, researchers, academics
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Date of approval: N/A
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Context: A research paper analyzing the effectiveness of viscoelastic self-centering braces for seismic-resistant steel frames.
Marek’s Disease in Chickens: Etiology, Diagnosis, and Vaccination
Disease: Marek’s disease
Affected species: Chickens and other gallinaceous birds
Causative agent: Marek’s disease virus (MDV)
Note: Virus family
Virus genus: Mardivirus
Serotypes: Gallid alphaherpesvirus 2, Gallid alphaherpesvirus 3, Meleagrid alphaherpesvirus 1
Transmission: Inhalation of contaminated dust from poultry houses
Clinical forms: Neurological, acute lymphoproliferative, non-neoplastic brain disease
Main clinical signs: Paralysis of legs and wings, peripheral nerve enlargement, visceral tumors
Diagnostic methods: Clinical signs, gross and microscopic lesions, virus isolation, PCR, antigen detection, serology
Differential diagnosis: Avian leukosis, reticuloendotheliosis
Prevention method: Vaccination
Vaccine types: Live attenuated and avirulent strains, monovalent, bivalent, and trivalent vaccines
Vaccination timing: In ovo at 17–19 days of incubation or at hatch
Persistent infection: Yes
Source type: Scientific veterinary reference chapter
Resolution to Amend Ordinance § 91.090 on Poultry, Chickens, and Rooster Permit Requirements in the Village of Pinckney (2025)
Year: 2025
Country: United States
State: Michigan
County: Livingston County
Municipality: Village of Pinckney
Document Type: Municipal Resolution
Governing Body: Village Council of the Village of Pinckney
Related Body: Village of Pinckney Planning Commission
Subject: Regulation of poultry and rooster permits within village limits
Legal Reference: Ordinance § 91.090 – Poultry; Chickens; Permit Requirements; Restrictions
Purpose: Amendment allowing controlled keeping of one rooster on parcels of one-half acre or more and clarification of housing and permit provisions
Approval Process: Recommendation by Planning Commission and adoption by Village Council vote
Adoption Year: 2025
Effective Date: Fifteen days after adoption and publication according to applicable law
Officials Mentioned: Jeffrey A. Buerman; Justin Bierman; Stacy Conquest; Rob Coppersmith; Keri Hochertz; Nick Kane; Jo Self
Enzyme-Driven Phytate Degradation in Fermented Agro-Waste and Its Effects on Protein Efficiency, Oxidative Stability, and Organ Integrity in Broiler Chickens
Year: Not specified
Country: Nigeria
Region / City: Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Field of Study: Poultry Nutrition and Animal Science
Research Topic: Phytate degradation and nutritional quality of fermented agro-waste feed
Type of Document: Scientific research article
Study Design: Controlled feeding experiment with broiler chickens
Institution: Rivers State University
Ethics Approval: Animal Use Ethics Committee of Rivers State University
Animal Model: Ross 308 broiler chickens
Sample Size: 50 one-day-old chicks
Experimental Duration: Six weeks
Biological Process Studied: Yeast-mediated phytate degradation
Microorganism Used: Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Feed Processing Method: Yeast fermentation of agro-waste ingredients
Key Measurements: Protein Efficiency Ratio (PER), lipid peroxidation (TBARS), catalase activity, superoxide dismutase activity, serum liver enzymes, histopathology
Analyzed Organs: Liver, small intestine, bursa of Fabricius
Feed Ingredients: Plantain peels, maize, fish waste, crayfish chaff, groundnut husk, orange peels, watermelon rind, ginger, garlic, salt
Keywords: Agro-Waste Feed, Broiler Chicken Health, Oxidative Stability, Phytate Degradation, Yeast Fermentation, Protein Efficiency Ratio
Topics: coagulometry viscoelastic Chickens