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Description
Swine as Models in Biomedical Research is based
on the proceedings of the Seventh Charles River
International Symposium, which called
upon recognised experts in the use of swine as
animal models in various biomedical fields to
present overview talks in their areas of
interest. They provide thorough coverage of the
use of swine as animal models, including immunolog
y, organ transplantation, neonatology, renal
failure, hypertension, anaesthesiology,
cardiopulmonary bypass, cardiovascular
pharmacology, atherosclerosis, interventional
radiology, myocardial infarction,
congenital heart disease, shock, and wound
healing. Their writing also reflects
the increased interest by biomedical researchers
in the use of miniature pigs and micropigs
instead of commercial farm breeds in the
laboratory. Of value both to established
investigators familiar with swine as well as to
junior investigators who are starting their
careers of who are unfamiliar with the species,
this book will be useful to laboratory
researchers as well as to veterinarians
and technical personnel involved with service
functions related to research projects using
swine.
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Description
Swine as Models in Biomedical Research is based
on the proceedings of the Seventh Charles
River International Symposium, which called upon
recognised experts in the use of swine as animal
models in various biomedical fields to present
overview talks in their areas of interest. They
provide thorough coverage of the use of swine as
animal models, including immunology, organ
transplantation, neonatology, renal failure,
hypertension, anaesthesiology, cardiopulmonary
bypass, cardiovascular pharmacology,
atherosclerosis, interventional radiology,
myocardial infarction, congenital heart
disease, shock, and wound healing. Their writing
also reflects the increased interest by
biomedical researchers in the use of miniature
pigs and micropigs instead of commercial farm
breeds in the laboratory. Of value both to
established investigators familiar with swine as
well as to junior investigators who are
starting their careers of who are unfamiliar with
the species, this book will be useful to
laboratory researchers as well as to
veterinarians and technical personnel involved
with service functions related to
research projects using swine.
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(PDF) Swine As Models in Biomedical Research Full