To evaluate some behaviors and histological results of the hippocampus in a rat model of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Methods: A longitudinal, descriptive study was conducted on 21 Wistar rats. Intrahippocampal amyloid beta (Aβ) injection was performed, followed by behavioral testing and analysis and hippocampal histological examination.

This study explores the potential of chickpea protein as a nutritious alternative to animal protein. The study investigated the effects of water/powder ratio, ultrasound, and coagulation methods on chickpea protein recovery efficiency.

Rabies manifests is a zoonotic ailment affecting both humans and carnivorous animals. The administration of rabies vaccination, particularly to domesticated animals such as dogs and cats, is an efficacious prophylactic measure for safeguarding the optimal health of both animal and human populations.

The purpose of this study was to create an animal model of a mandibular alveolar bone defect without compromising the animal’s well-being. Materials and methods: A total of 24 New Zealand white rabbits underwent surgery to create mandibular alveolar bone defects.

A large number of studies have demonstrated the wound-healing effects of LLLT in vitro, in animal models, and in clinical practice. However, there are also differences in the study results, which are dose and wavelength dependent of LLLT. Objective: Evaluation of the wound healing process in experimental animals treated with low- level laser therapy in clinical and histopathology.

The purpose of this study was to create an animal model of a mandibular alveolar bone defect without compromising the animal’s well-being. Materials and methods: A total of 24 New Zealand white rabbits underwent surgery to create mandibular alveolar bone defects.

Humans and animals have formed powerful bonds across cultures and throughout history, in real life and in storytelling. Forming relationships with animals has been a fundamental part of the human experience around the globe and literature is filled with descriptions and imaginings of human and animal interaction. Human animal relationships appear in a wide range of literary genres, and the nature of the bonds formed between human and animal characters in literature is intriguingly diverse. This exegesis aims to identify and discuss the nature of human animal relationships in three modern literary fairy tales.

Objectives of the study: Selecting and improving the egg yield of the D629 rooster line; selecting and improving the egg weight of the D523 hen line; evaluating the production ability of commercial crossbred chickens created between D629 rooster line and D523 hen line.

The aim of the thesis research: Determine the polymorphisms of MC4R, PIT1, GH, LEP, PIK3C3 genes and their association with the traits of growth performance, backfat thickness, and reproductive performance in Duroc pigs; determine the polymorphism of ADRB3, ACSL4, FABP3, PLIN2 genes and the association with the intramuscular fatin Duroc pigs; select the Duroc pig line in the direction of growth performance using the support from genotype information.

In diabetic patients, the body does not produce enough insulin or not properly respond to insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced by -cells of the pancreas. It stimulates the cells to absorb the glucose from the blood and its hyposecretion may leads to the over accumulation of glucose in the blood and often leading to various complications.

The present research reviewed previously published studies with the objective to enhance the understandings of the effects of different drugs on bone healing. There is clear evidence that antibiotics, corticosteroids, nonsteroidal inflammatory drugs, and chemotherapeutic drugs all affect bone healing.

Purposes: Clarify the structural, semantics and reasoning characteristics of the riddle of plants and animals in Vietnamese to explore the uniqueness of this special type of text from a linguistic perspective.

Research objectives: Use the blended learning model in teaching to improve teaching efficiency and improve the online self-study capacity of human and animal physiology for biology pedagogy students.

The main findings of the study were that: (1) Goats fed Bauhinia acuminata responded with improved diet digestibility, N retention and growth rate when the Bauhinia acuminata was supplemented with water spinach; (2) However an important negative effect was that the improvement in diet digestibility by supplementation with water spinach led to increases in methane production per unit diet DM digested; (3) Supplementing Bauhinia acuminata foliage with leaves from a bitter variety of cassava reduced the in vitro production of methane when compared with supplementation by leaves from a sweet variety of cassava...

The study aimed at the utilization of locally available feed resources for increasing growth performance and reducing enteric methane emissions from goats in Lao PDR. The specific objectives were following: to evaluate the of water spinach as a source of high soluble protein and biochar on methane production in an in vitro system with substrate of Bauhinia acuminata or Guazuma ulmifolia leaves; to evaluate the effect of water spinach as a source of high soluble protein and biochar on feed intake, digestibility, N retention, methane emission and growth performance of goats fed Bauhinia acuminata foliages plus molasses or dried cassava root chip as the basal diets; to examine the effect of replacing water spinach by cassava foliage and/or brewer’s grain on feed intake, digestibility, N retention and growth performance of goat fed Bauhinia acuminata plus dried cassava root chip as the basal diets; to compare the sweet or bitter of cassava leaves and biochar on gas production, methane content of the gas and methane ml/g DM digested in an in vitro incubation.

The overall aim of this thesis was to improve utilization of cassava forage for increasing performance and reducing enteric methane emission from goat production in An Giang province, Vietnam.

To determine the effect of replacing ensiled taro foliage with ensiled banana pseudo stem as foliage based die for Moo Lath pigs in Laos; to investigate the effect of a low concentration of rice distillers’ byproduct or brewers’ grains as additive feed in the foliage based diet for Moo Lath pigs...

The aims of the study were to improve utilization cassava forage for increasing performance and reducing enteric methane emission in goat fed cassava forage restricted level of brewery grain and biochar in An Giang province, Vietnam. There were one survey and four experiments in this study.

he overall aim of this thesis was to improve nutritive value of cassava roots by fermentation yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), Urea and di-ammonium phosphate additive and its utilization as protein source in the diets of Moo Lath pigs.

The main findings of the study were that (i) gas production and methane content of the gas were reduced when ensiled cassava root replaced the dried cassava root as a carbohydrate source, and when cassava leaf meal replaced water spinach meal as a protein source; (ii) Adding brewers’ grains at 5% dry matter (DM) to the diet of ensiled cassava root supplemented with either cassava foliage or water spinach as the main protein source increased DM feed intake...