Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year Filter | PMID(sorted descending) Filter |
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| the adrenal gland of the camel (camelus dromedarius). a study of the comparative anatomy and lipoids. | 1969 | 4978214 | |
| prenatal growth of some organs in the camel (camelus dromedarius). ii. relations of liver and spleen weight to body and heart weight and to one another. | 1967 | 4972048 | |
| prenatal growth of some organs in the camel (camelus dromedarius). 3. relations of kidney and adrenal weights to body weight and between right and left kidney. | 1968 | 4971798 | |
| comparison of prenatal growth of some organs in the camel (camelus dromedarius) and the egyptian water buffalo (bos/bubalus/bubalis l.). | 1968 | 4971593 | |
| prenatal growth of some organs in the camel (camelus dromedarium). i. relations between body weight and body length, heart and lung weight. | 1967 | 4970168 | |
| [first camel race in europe 1969 at the cologne race course from the veterinary-physiological, genetic and biomedical viewpoint]. | 1971 | 4936550 | |
| sensitivity of e. coli and salmonellae isolated from camel (camelus dromedarius) to various antibiotics. | 1969 | 4901436 | |
| [the renal pelvis of the dromedary]. | 1969 | 4895239 | |
| morphology of camel and llama erythrocytes as viewed with the scanning electron microscope. | 1974 | 4853270 | |
| seasonal variations in water compartments of the indian camel. | 1974 | 4840349 | |
| anatomy and mechanism of distension of the dulaa of the one-humped camel. | 1974 | 4838369 | |
| gonadal and epididymal sperm reserves in the camel, camelus dromedarius. | 1974 | 4833818 | |
| dehydration and camel blood. 3. osmotic fragility, specific gravity, and osmolality. | 1974 | 4811185 | |
| dehydration and camel blood. ii. shape, size, and concentration of red blood cells. | 1974 | 4811184 | |
| dehydration and camel blood. i. red blood cell survival in the one-humped camel camelus dromedarius. | 1974 | 4811183 | |
| cardiac output in an anesthetized dromedary. | 1974 | 4809592 | |
| a note on the sexual behaviour of male camel (camelus dromedarius). | 1973 | 4806534 | |
| [the neopallium of the dromedary (camelus dromedarius l)]. | 1973 | 4779682 | |
| [classification of the camel pox virus (cpv)]. | 1973 | 4768059 | |
| unique properties of the camel erythrocyte membrane. | 1973 | 4747075 | |
| observations on the arterial supply to the hip joint of camelus dromedarius. | 1973 | 4746004 | |
| the electrocardiogram of a dromedary camel. | 1973 | 4727903 | |
| the external configuration of the cerebral hemispheres of the camel (camelus dromedarius). | 1973 | 4713098 | |
| anatomical study of the liver of the camel (camelus dromedarius). 3. the hepatic veins. | 1972 | 4669806 | |
| anatomical study of the liver of the camel (camelus dromedarius). ii. the course and distribution of the portal vein, hepatic artery and hepatic duct. | 1972 | 4669805 | |
| biochemical studies of indian camel (camelus dromedarius) haemoglobin: alkali resistance properties. | 1972 | 4661767 | |
| [the amnion of the 2-hump dromedary embryo]. | 1972 | 4660031 | |
| comparative studies on digestion and fermentation rate in the fore-stomach of the one-humped camel and the zebu steer. | 1972 | 4635119 | |
| the penis and prepuce of the one-humped camel (camelus dromedarius). | 1972 | 4629466 | |
| [jirí josef camel]. | 1972 | 4557745 | |
| [early embryological histogenesis of the gonads of the 2-humped camel]. | 1974 | 4473968 | |
| [embryometry during early intrauterine development of the dromedary]. | 1974 | 4451470 | |
| a note on biometrics of the camel spermatozoa (camelus dromedarius). | 1974 | 4448268 | |
| preliminary study on the application of cuboni test for pregnancy diagnosis in the camel. | 1974 | 4435298 | |
| contribution to the haemograms of the buffalo and of the camel. | 1974 | 4423789 | |
| camel glucagon: isolation, crystallization and amino acid composition. | 1974 | 4421675 | |
| sodium and potassium transport in camel red cells. | 1972 | 4405335 | |
| the reduction of pantethine by an extract of camel intestine. | 1964 | 4378811 | |
| camel pox virus in egypt. i-isolation and characterization. | 1974 | 4378004 | |
| [camel pox caused by pox vaccine (detritus)]. | 1972 | 4348427 | |
| isolation, cultivation and characterization of camel pox virus. | 1972 | 4339783 | |
| [comparative ultrastructure of viruses of camel pox, pox-like disease of camels ("auzdyk") and contagious ecthyma of sheep]. | 1972 | 4335215 | |
| [study on parainfluenza 3 virus infection in dromedaries in chad]. | 1968 | 4306099 | |
| presence of antibodies against parainfluenza 3 virus in camel and sheep sera. | 1967 | 4291783 | |
| [helminths (and various other parasites) of dromedary in ethiopia]. | 1974 | 4216053 | |
| thyroxine content in the thyroid gland of domestic animals. part vii. iodinated tyrosines and thyronines in the serum of she camel at various reproductive stages. | 1974 | 4215648 | |
| experimental anesthetization of a dromedary camel. | 1974 | 4211998 | |
| studies on sarcoptic mange in camels (camelus dromedarius). | 1966 | 4162833 | |
| choledochoduodenal junction in the dromedary. | 1974 | 4142539 | |
| an initial report on interstitial cells of testicular type (leydig cells) in the ovary of camelus dromedarius. | 1974 | 4132902 | |
| [study of the peptide hormones of the hypothalamo-postpituitary system of the dromedary, camelus dromedarius, (camelidae, mammalia) of tunisia]. | ocytocin and vasopressin are two nonapeptides of the hypo thalamo-post-hypophysary system. they are isolated and purified from dromedary post-hyphophysis, freshly collected in the meat centers of the south of tunisia. the use of three chromatographies steps were found to be essential in obtaining high pure hormones. these steps cousist in a sephadex g25 gel filtration and two successive high performance liquid chromatographies: h.p.l.c. the analysis of the two hormones by thin layer chromatograp ... | 1985 | 4091625 |
| [preindustrial man in earth's ecosystems]. | preindustrial man influenced and changed the earth's ecosystems decisively. the disappearance of large animals from all continents (eurasia, e.g., mammoth; america, e.g., the giant sloths and the giant armadillo) after the pleistocene was most probably due to a large extent to the early hunters and collectors. corn-growing and breeding of domestic animals led to the disappearance of their wild forms (e.g., the wild form of today's old world camel is unknown) and the cultivation of huge monocultu ... | 1985 | 4088316 |
| obstructive urethral calculi in the male camel: report of two cases. | two cases of obstructive urethral calculi in the male dromedary camel are reported. infection, metabolic disorders, malnutrition and climatic stress are cited as possible causes. the diagnosis and the surgical treatment of this condition are discussed, with particular reference to the anatomy of the camel's penis. | 1985 | 4082397 |
| base composition of dromedary thymus dna. | the base composition of dromedary thymus dna was determined by reversed-phase hplc determination of the four major deoxyribonucleosides. no significant differences were found between dromedary and calf thymus dna. the elution system used (different from that suggested in the literature) was ammonium phosphate buffer/acetonitrile. | 1985 | 4077466 |
| conformational changes induced by polyanions in haemoglobin from camelus dromedarius. circular-dichroism study on the oxy derivative. | the c.d. spectrum of oxyhaemoglobin from camelus dromedarius is significantly affected by the presence of inositol hexakisphosphate. correlation with o2-binding measurements shows that these dichroic changes parallel the functional properties of the protein. the optical modifications suggest that, in contrast with human haemoglobin, the conformational changes induced by inositol hexakisphosphate on dromedary oxyhaemoglobin are mainly attributable to a local change of the tertiary structure remin ... | 1985 | 4074338 |
| reproduction and genital diseases of the camel. | 1985 | 4063788 | |
| onchocerca gutturosa in an australian camel. | 1985 | 4062729 | |
| [fractional and fatty-acid composition of the lipids of horse and camel meat]. | the authors examined lipids of horse and camel meat and those obtained from the camel's hump. it was shown that the content of total lipids in camel meat ranges from 10.4 to 16.3 g/100 g product, that in horse meat from 5.9 to 16.5 g/100 g product. no differences are recorded in the fractional composition of lipids contained by both types of meat. the main part of lipids is constituted by triglycerides (91-92%). horse meat lipids are marked by a high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids (15.8- ... | 1985 | 4060691 |
| mastitis in camelus dromedarius in saudi arabia. | the correlation between camels' milk samples collected from abnormal inflamed udders and samples positive in the california mastitis test (cmt) was +0.803 (p less than 0.01). the bacterial count ranges of milk samples differed significantly (p less than 0.05) for those with a negative cmt and those with a positive cmt. infection with many but not all bacterial species was associated with positive cmt results. the highest percentage of camel milk samples was included in the bacterial count range ... | 1985 | 4060241 |
| the nuclear formation of the trapezoid body in the medulla oblongata of the one humped camel (camelus dromedarius). | 1985 | 4050023 | |
| chorioptes bovis (acarina: psoroptidae) in some camelids from dutch zoos. | the feet of three two-humped camels (camelus bactrianus), one lama (lama glama) and four alpacas (lama pacos) from zoos and a circus in the netherlands were examined for the mange-mite choroptes bovis. mites were found on two of the camels, the lama, and three of the alpacas. on one camel and one alpaca small mange lesions on the feet were present. this is the first report of chorioptes bovis and chorioptic mange in the two-humped camel. | 1985 | 4049716 |
| induction of oestrus in the camel (camelus dromedarius) during seasonal anoestrus. | injection of 7000 i.u. pmsg induced oestrus in 7 camels during the last part of seasonal anoestrus. mature follicles developed and a cl was formed after fertile mating. however, pregnancy was not maintained by day 60 in the 3 females detected as pregnant by rectal palpation and increased progesterone concentrations at day 50. a single male camel mated with 4 of the females 2-16 days after the pmsg injection, and 2 or 3 matings occurred. the failure of pregnancy after induction of oestrus and mat ... | 1985 | 4045820 |
| hormone concentrations before and after semen-induced ovulation in the bactrian camel (camelus bactrianus). | during the follicular phase of bactrian camels, basal concentrations of lh were 2.7 +/- 1.2 ng/ml. by 4 h after insemination peak values of 6.9 +/- 1.0 ng/ml occurred. in addition, a smaller lh peak (5.4 +/- 2.5 ng/ml) appeared 1 day before regression of the follicle began in unmated camels. during the follicular phase peripheral plasma progesterone values were low (0.36 +/- 0.28 ng/ml), but values increased to reach 1.73 +/- 0.74 ng/ml at 3 days and 2.4 +/- 0.86 ng/ml at 7 days after ovulation. ... | 1985 | 4045809 |
| kinetics of the reaction of intraerythrocytic haemoglobin by single cell microspectroscopy: effect of shape and osmolarity. | the kinetics of the reaction of co with intraerythrocytic haemoglobin has been studied in single red blood cells (rbc) using a scanning microspectrophotometer and a photochemical perturbation method. measurements have been carried out using red blood cells from man and camel (camelus dromedarius), the latter at different osmotic pressures. camel rbc, which are smaller and different in shape compared to human rbc, are known to remain intact even at an osmolarity 6-times lower than physiological ( ... | 1985 | 4043402 |
| a clinical evaluation of samorin in trypanosoma evansi infections in camelus dromedarius. | 1985 | 4020952 | |
| a study of the host range and distribution of antibody to akabane virus (genus bunyavirus, family bunyaviridae) in kenya. | serum neutralizing antibody to akabane virus (genus bunyavirus, family bunyaviridae) was found in a high proportion (50-95%) of cattle sampled in kenya, while sheep and goats had fewer positive (13-33%). camel and horse sera also contained antibody to the virus (70% and 50% respectively). the antibody was found in animals from the high altitude temperature type of grasslands, drier bushed and wooded grasslands and the semi-desert. no arthrogryposis nor hydranencephaly has been encountered in ken ... | 1985 | 4020110 |
| evidence for two oxygen-linked binding sites for polyanions in dromedary hemoglobin. | the functional properties of dromedary hemoglobin have been studied as a function of chloride, polyphosphates and ph and compared with those of human hemoglobin. the two proteins have the same amino acid residues at the anion-binding sites as well as at the level of the groups responsible for the alkaline bohr effect. analysis of the experimental data reveals that: (a) intrinsic oxygen affinity and the bohr effect are very similar for the two proteins; (b) the association equilibrium constants o ... | 1985 | 4018090 |
| the blood rheology of man and various animal species. | a comparative study has been made of the blood rheology, and its component factors, in horse, sheep, cattle, goat, camel, pig, dog, rabbit and man. the erythrocyte flexibility of horse red cells is high relative to man, that of pig, dog, camel and rabbit comparable, but less flexible, and sheep, cattle and goat relatively inflexible. the erythrocyte flexibility of horse, sheep, cattle and goats does not vary with the plasma fibrinogen level, as occurs with human and rabbit cells. washing erythro ... | 1985 | 4011828 |
| [biomechanical fragility of the infant skull]. | following previous experiments on postmortem skull fractures of infants, falls from 82-cm heights onto stone (a), carpet (b) and foam-backed linoleum (c), 35 further falling tests were carried out onto softly cushioned ground. in 10 cases a 2-cm thick foam rubber mat (d) was chosen and in 25 further cases a double-folded (8-cm-thick) camel hair blanket (e). hence the results of altogether 50 tests could be evaluated. in test groups a-c on a relatively hard surface, skull fractures of the parieta ... | 1985 | 4002885 |
| in vitro culture of the strobilar stage of echinococcus granulosus from protoscoleces of human, camel, cattle, sheep and goat origin from kenya and buffalo origin from india. | 1985 | 3997345 | |
| coccidia in camels (camelus dromedarius) in saudi arabia. | saudi arabian camels (camelus dromedarius) are infected with three species of eimeria: e. dromedarii (28.4%), e. rajasthani (22.2%), and e. cameli (19.2%); 41.6% of the animals examined were positive. the highest prevalence of infection was reported in the western region of the country. mixed infection with two eimeria species is most common; e. dromedarii was most frequently and generally the most predominant species. eimeria dromedarii and e. rajasthani are described for the first time from sa ... | 1985 | 3989750 |
| rift valley fever in kenya: the presence of antibody to the virus in camels (camelus dromedarius). | five hundred and seventy-one camel sera collected after an epizootic of rift valley fever were examined for antibody to the virus. clinical disease had not been observed in cattle and sheep in the ecosystems shared with the camels. positive sera with high titres of serum neutralizing antibody were found in 22% of camels at one of the seven sampling sites. | 1985 | 3989285 |
| hyalomma schulzei (the large camel tick): distribution in saudi arabia. | 1985 | 3981561 | |
| a case of brucellosis complicated by endocarditis and disseminated intravascular coagulation. | brucellosis, being eradicated among domestic animals in some countries, is still prevalent in some others where it poses a potential threat to the consumers of milk and cheese and those working with animals and meat. the patient presented below had contracted a severe and long-standing brucella abortus infection by ingesting raw camel milk. she had signs of endocarditis and disseminated intravascular coagulation, but recovered when treated with tetracyclin and streptomycin. | 1985 | 3976429 |
| the primary structure of alpha-lactalbumin from camel milk. | the primary structure of camel alpha-lactalbumin was determined by analysis of the intact protein, and of cnbr fragments and enzymatic peptides from the carboxymethylated protein chain. results show that camel alpha-lactalbumin has 123 residues and a molecular mass of 14.6 kda. the amino acid sequence is strictly homologous to alpha-lactalbumins characterized, but also exhibits extensive differences: 39 residues differ in relation to the bovine protein and only 35 residues are conserved among hi ... | 1985 | 3971980 |
| guinea pig glucagon differs from other mammalian glucagons. | mammalian glucagon is thought to be highly conserved. glucagons from pig, cow, human, rat, and hamster have identical amino acid sequences, whereas the amino acid contents of rabbit and camel glucagons are consistent with this 29-amino acid sequence. it had earlier been reported that guinea pig (gp) glucagon contains 40 amino acids. in the current study, glucagon was purified from two gp pancreata by a series of three hplc steps after acid-alcohol extraction and acetone precipitation. gp glucago ... | 1986 | 3956884 |
| observations on the diagnosis and treatment of surgical conditions in the camel. | 1986 | 3947935 | |
| mammalian ribonucleases. the absence of a glycosylated asn-pro-thr sequence in horse ribonuclease and the presence of tryptophan at position 39 in horse and dromedary ribonuclease. | parts of the amino acid sequences of horse and dromedary pancreatic ribonuclease were reinvestigated. the sequence of residues 21-25 in horse ribonuclease is ser-asn-pro-thr-tyr or ser-asn-ser-thr-tyr. the asparagine in the latter sequence is glycosylated. horse ribonuclease possesses four additional amino acid residues at the c-terminus, like a number of other ribonucleases. position 39 in horse and dromedary ribonuclease is not deleted but is occupied by tryptophan. | 1985 | 3922790 |
| [titration of antibodies against the camel poxvirus by the plaque seroreduction method on ib-rs2 cells]. | 1985 | 3915912 | |
| infectious diseases of the camel: viruses, bacteria and fungi. | 1985 | 3904917 | |
| [the blood picture of dromedaries (camelus dromedarius)]. | 1985 | 3902444 | |
| semen-induced ovulation in the bactrian camel (camelus bactrianus). | bactrian camels (63 female female, 8 male male) were used in the breeding season to determine the factors that will induce ovulation. after insemination of semen samples into the vagina, the ovaries were checked for ovulation by rectal palpation. the results indicated that ovulation was induced by the seminal plasma, but not by the spermatozoa, and the incidence of ovulation after insemination was 87%. most of the females (66%) had ovulated by 36 h after insemination and the rest by 48 h, as aft ... | 1985 | 3900379 |
| helminths of the camel: a review. | 1985 | 3891009 | |
| common ectoparasites of the camel and their control. | 1985 | 3888345 | |
| anesthesia in the geriatric patient. | geriatric anesthesia, or anesthesia in the aged, is no different from anesthesia in younger patients, except that it takes less and lasts longer. both the anesthesiologist and the surgeon must treat the aged patient with care and gentleness. we must be ever aware that each vital system can be irreparably damaged by our slightest inattention to minute detail. dr. harold griffith once said, "the straw which breaks the camel's back may be a very small one when the camel is nearing the end of its jo ... | 1985 | 3884231 |
| observations on colloid goiter of dromedary camels in the sudan. | 1985 | 3842778 | |
| note on a case of generalised hydatidosis in a dromedary. | 1985 | 3841961 | |
| a serological survey for toxoplasma antibodies in cattle, sheep, goats and camels (camelus dromedarius) in the sudan. | 1985 | 3841959 | |
| treatment of sarcoptic mange in a dromedary camel. | 1985 | 3841115 | |
| [a case of pulmonary tuberculosis in a dromedary]. | 1985 | 3837921 | |
| [recent data on hemorrhagic fevers in west africa]. | among the viruses which can provoke human haemorrhagic fevers, the congo-crimean haemorrhagic fever and rift valley fever viruses have been discovered relatively recently in west africa. two human cases of severe haemorrhagic fever have been connected with congo-chf, in mauritania and burkina-faso. the epidemiological enquiry performed in mauritania, consequent to the appearance of the first case, has demonstrated that the patient had been contaminated by contact with camels. twelve strains of c ... | 1985 | 3836774 |
| bridges of myocardium over branches of the coronary arteries in camelus dromedarius. | 1985 | 3836600 | |
| ultrastructure of the intrahepatic bile duct system of the one-humped camel (camelus dromedarius). | the ultrastructure of the intrahepatic bile duct system of the camel was studied. bile canaliculi are present as cavities containing numerous microvilli between adjacent hepatic cells. they are lined with cuboidal cells surrounded by a basal lamina. the lateral plasma membranes of adjacent cells form extensive evaginations below tight junctions at the lumenal surface. the basal surface is open. collagen bundles are arranged mainly in parallel to the duct. | 1985 | 3832967 |
| the distribution and comparison of glutathione, glutathione reductase and glutathione s-transferase in various camel tissues. | extracts prepared from liver, kidney, lung and brain of camel contain glutathione, glutathione s-transferase and glutathione reductase. liver had the highest level of glutathione (218.7 mumol/g wet weight) whereas brain had the lowest level (66.4 mumol/g wet weight). the highest activity for glutathione reductase was found in the kidney (2.6 mumol/min/mg protein) while the lowest activity was found in the lung (0.9 mumol/min/mg protein). glutathione s-transferase activity was the highest in live ... | 1986 | 3816148 |
| dot-elisa for the rapid serodiagnosis of human hydatid disease. | we studied the serodiagnosis of human hydatid disease using the dot-enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (dot-elisa) and the indirect hemagglutination assay (iha). hydatid cyst fluid antigens from sheep were highly reactive against a battery of positive human sera. moose-derived antigen was less reactive, whereas human- and camel-derived antigens showed nonspecific false-positive reactions. sensitivity of the dot-elisa was 96% using sheep-derived antigen and 45 human sera from 43 surgically proven ... | 1986 | 3816047 |
| mating-induced luteinizing hormone surge and ovulation in the female camel (camelus dromedarius). | blood samples were collected after mating from four female one-humped camels every 10 min for 9-12 h. luteinizing hormone (lh) was quantified in plasma by radioimmunoassay using antibovine lh. of the seven observed matings, five were followed by a release of lh, and three by an ovulation (indicated by a subsequent secretion of progesterone). lh levels at the time of mating ranged from 0.7 to 3 ng/ml. when an lh response occurred, the levels increased 1 h after mating and reached a maximum in 2-3 ... | 1986 | 3814695 |
| halothane anaesthesia in the dromedary camel. | it was shown that the effects of halothane anaesthesia in the dromedary are similar to those of large domestic ruminants. as a general rule the equipment and techniques used for adult cattle may also be used in the dromedary. endotracheal intubation may be more difficult in camels because of their narrow oral cavities. involuntary regurgitation is a particular hazard in dromedaries and every effort should be made to avoid this potentially life threatening complication. | 1986 | 3811182 |
| metabolism of ecdysone and 20-hydroxyecdysone in the camel tick, hyalomma dromedarii (acari: ixodidae). | 1986 | 3795234 | |
| echinococcus granulosus infection in dogs in tambool, sudan. | in the tambool area (central eastern sudan) a survey was made of the infection rate of echinococcus granulosus in dogs. from the total of 49 dogs shot by the police authority, 25 (51%) had e. granulosus in their intestines. the range of worm recovery was 7 to 28,400. these high infection and recovery rates could be explained by the rate of infection in the intermediate host (camel) slaughtered in the area. | 1986 | 3794293 |
| the cytochromes p-450 concentrations in microsomes of liver, kidney and duodenal mucosa of the camel, sheep and goat. | the concentration of microsomal cytochromes p-450, and of protein in the homogenate, cytosol and microsomes were measured in the liver, kidney and duodenal mucosa of healthy well-fed male and female camels, sheep and goats. for comparison, data from the liver of male and female rats were also obtained. the protein concentrations in the tissues of adult animals were broadly similar in the four species. the concentration of cytochromes p-450 was highest in the liver, followed by the kidney, then t ... | 1986 | 3788032 |