| survey of bioavailable selenium in sweden with the moose (alces alces l.) as monitoring animal. | liver tissues were collected from moose (alces alces l.) from the regular hunting seasons of 1981 and 1982. the material (from about 4300 animals) was stored at -20 degrees c at the national veterinary institute (sva). from this material, 2080 specimens from 12 counties representing 14 regions were analyzed for selenium. the counties included were norrbotten, västernorrland (northern region), uppsala, kopparberg, gävleborg, jämtland (central region), north and south kalmar (eastern region), hall ... | 1995 | 8560217 |
| [does the infectious disease, human ehrlichiosis, exist in sweden? ticks get a hold of new zoonoses]. | human ehrlichiosis diseases, decently recognised as emerging human infections in the usa, are caused by vector-borne, strictly intracellular bacteria of the family rickettsiaceae. human monocytic ehrlichiosis is caused by ehrlichia schaffeensis, whereas the agent causing human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (hge) has yet to be identified [1]. the putative increase in the occurrence of these primary zoonoses is dependent on the complex relationship between the infectious agents, the vectors, and the h ... | 1997 | 9411085 |