Sentences with phrase «sherstin necropsies»

The plaintiffs claim in their lawsuit that United employees immediately cremated Simon's remains without permission of his owners and before a necropsy could determine how he died.

In March, United began a comprehensive review of its transportation of animals,» United said in a statement to PEOPLE in response to news of Kokito's necropsy.

A necropsy report...

That would require a necropsy (an autopsy performed on an animal).

A furor erupted after Marius was killed, necropsied and fed to lions.

A necropsy on one condor revealed that its insides were loaded with chunks of glass, washers, electrical connectors, even bottle caps.

The whale was towed ashore for a necropsy.

A necropsy showed that effects of the chronic entanglement were the cause of death.

A white, screened - in tent next to the building is set up for necropsies, but recently the area just outside the tent is often adorned with spillover marine life mortalities, waiting for their turn on the table.

A necropsy will be performed on a four - month old rhinoceros believed to have been the first of its species to be born through artificial insemination in the United States, officials from the Montgomery Zoo in Alabama said on Monday.

After completion of a necropsy, the remains will be sent to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife forensics laboratory in Ashland, Oregon, he said.

Based on necropsy evidence and sampling for a plethora of pathogens, the team diagnosed hemorrhagic septicemia, or fatal blood poisoning, caused by Pasteurella multocida type B bacteria, the researchers report January 17 in Science Advances.

Necropsies already had shown that rat poisons were killing fishers, but the source of the chemicals was unknown.

And in 2007, Taku, a 14 - yar - old male orca, died at SeaWorld San Antonio; unknown to his trainers, he'd been infected with West Nile Virus, the disease's tell - tale lesions spotted during a necropsy of his brain tissue.

He interned at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University and the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. Working with Theodore Grand, an anatomist at the National Zoo, Long observed necropsies and learned about joint mechanisms in ostriches.

Gross necropsy findings were similar in all titi monkeys and were characterized primarily by diffuse, consolidated pneumonias, with occasional evidence of fibrinous pleuritis, pericardial / pleural edema, and hemorrhage (Fig. 1D - 1).

Nasal, lung, and liver swab samples collected during necropsy were analyzed using the Virochip [21], [23].

While the study was designed to look at stranding trends and did not evaluate the causes, necropsies on beached orcas have shown that they absorb extremely high loads of humanmade toxins, suffer from infectious diseases and, in the case of fish - eating populations, depend primarily on severely depleted salmon stocks.

(D) 1 — gross photograph of lungs at necropsy; the lungs failed to fully collapse upon opening the chest, and a single ∼ 1.5 cm focus of dark red discoloration (hemorrhage) can be seen in the left caudal lobe.

The necropsy was headed at the IZW by Dr Claudia Szentiks of the Department of Wildlife Diseases.

«After a detailed necropsy and histology that took several intense days to perform, the results clearly suggested that the underlying cause of Knut's seizures was a result of encephalitis, most likely of viral origin» says Dr Szentiks.

Official reports of the animal's death have stated the monkey died prior to going through the wash, but the investigation also found that specialists involved in the necropsy «admit... it is nearly impossible to conclude definitively» whether the monkey was dead before the 170 degree wash.

Mice from subgroup B are subjected to systematic necropsy and to targeted histological evaluation.

Ncr = blood collected at necropsy.

Our inability to detect B. burgdorferi transcripts directly from necropsy tissues is likely a result of the amount of tissue RNA that was tested, as the result was independent of antibiotic treatment.

At 12 — 13 months post-infection, necropsy tissues were analyzed for evidence of tissue pathology.

Enlarged spleen was also observed at necropsy (Fig. 6C) and peritonitis was evident in most infected ducks.

At necropsy, heart tissue was collected and placed on ice.

However, after the second round of xenodiagnosis (~ 12 months p.i.), the spirochetes found in XT fed upon treated animals were more frequent and were identified within in vivo heart tissue culture and in necropsy sections at a burden indistinguishable from untreated animals.

At necropsy, severe ovarian hemorrhage, ovaritis and regression were consistently observed in the affected ducks (Fig. 3A and B).

Ducks in the affected flocks showing morbidity or death within 6 hrs were taken to our laboratory for necropsy.

A necropsy performed at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (IZW) determined that Knut had inflammation of the brain (encephalitis) and suggested the cause was an infectious agent.

Possible causes of death of this individual, the sole survivor of the Pinta Island tortoise (Chelonoidis abingdoni), will not be known until after a necropsy.

◊ mouse models for diseases: phenotyping approaches: courses in English, March 14 - 17 in Illkirch - Strasbourg (CFE, PHENOMIN - ICS) ◊ European Advanced School for Mouse Phenogenomics: in English, June 12 - 16 at Liebfrauenberg in Alsace (PHENOMIN) ◊ necropsy, sampling and histology: June 19 - 23 in Toulouse (ENVT, Anexplo) ◊ normal and abnormal embryology of laboratory animals: March 13 - 17 + May 29 to June 3 + Décember 4 - 8 in Toulouse (ENVT, Anexplo)

Her toxicological pathology career has been with Roche, in which she supported research and safety assessment pathology, managed the necropsy laboratory, and was global lead for safety biomarker development.

For xenodiagnosis, 40 larval ticks were placed on each mouse 1 week prior to necropsy, allowed to feed to repletion, collected, and then allowed to molt and harden into nymphs.

, but looking at the way that both of Marber's pictures flag in the third act while most crucially failing to un-flesh the sympathetic humanity in his icy necropsies highlights the brilliance of Nichols's (an acclaimed theatre vet making his debut here, with his next stop The Graduate), merciless dissection of the intellectual's disease of ennui and gamesmanship.

This is done by putting up reward money for information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the perpetrator (s), keeping the public informed on court dates of current animal cruelty cases and by providing law enforcement with necropsies and resources, if needed to build a case.

In the cases brought up by this story, none of the animals went through testing (necropsy for the deceased animals) to determine what really happened to them.

Find out how veterinarians can assist with cruelty investigations, including evidence collection, medical exams and documentation, necropsies and field components.

Having a necropsy (autopsy) done on your last one if he passes away might tell you what's going on.

If a ferret suspected to have Ferret - FIP dies or is euthanized, a thorough necropsy should be performed and tissues should be collected for histopathology.

VET * 205, Veterinary Laboratory Procedures (3 credits / 5 contact hours) Gen Ed Competency: Scientific Knowledge & Understanding The theory behind clinical sample analysis utilizing clinical laboratory procedures including specimen collection, hematology, cytology, blood chemistry, urinalysis, necropsy technique, and serology.

A Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever that succumbed to H3N2 had a secondary Pseudomonas infection that wasn't responsive to antibiotic therapy, said Tritsch, adding that the necropsy showed profound lung damage, necrotic and hemorrhagic pneumonia.

She studied agriculture for a year abroad at the University of Nairobi, Kenya before graduating from PSU in 1992 with a B.S. in Dairy & Animal Science, Audrey went on to be a Peace Corps livestock extension volunteer in Ecuador, milked cows in MA, and became the senior necropsy technician at the PSU Animal Diagnostic Lab.

His owners say a necropsy revealed his stomach contained beef cubes tainted with three strains of poison.

The best way to tell if her dog was poisoned is to have your veterinarian submit his body for a necropsy (autopsy).

Finally necropsy and histopathology have value any time animals are dying or being euthanized — and are often the fastest and least expensive route to achieving a definite diagnosis.

«Every dog I've necropsied (similar to doing a human autopsy), most after living out a normal life after suffering the disease many years ago, showed evidence of permanent lung damage, sometimes significant,» Jones notes.

If a dead kitten is available for necropsy («autopsy» in animals is called a «necropsy»), the infection is readily confirmed by biopsy as there are unique tissue findings in feline distemper.