Sentences with phrase «necropsy tissues»

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

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

• The immature adult worms disintegrate within the lung tissue and are very difficult to find on necropsy.

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

2) We are instituting price breaks for histology on tissues from a field / clinical necropsy.

The only way at present to positively diagnose NCL in an Aussie is with a necropsy sample of brain tissue.

Many conditions cause CHF, so a confirmed diagnosis is often only obtained by a pathologist examining the heart tissue during a necropsy of a deceased hamster.

She also assists in the performance of necropsies to obtain tissue for genetic studies.

Tissue samples collected during necropsy are examined microscopically by pathologists in order to answer important clinical questions, and information gleaned from necropsies is often presented at scientific meetings and published in journals to help advance our understanding of animal disease.

«Necropsies of the animals found gas bubbles in their tissues.