Evaluation of the relative risk and estimation of the prevalence of bovine tuberculosis, based on tuberculosis injuries in bovine animals in slaughterhouses of the state of Espírito Santo | Author : Talita Maria Pimenta de Paoli, Ana Paula Madureira, Raoni Cezana Cipriano, Sayanne Luns Hatum de Almeida, Diana Maria Lima Lossano, Marcos Santos Zanini | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The regional distribution and the relative risk of bovine tuberculosis are fundamental for directing disease control
actions. The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence and relative risk of bovine tuberculosis in animals
raised in different regions of the State of Esp
írito Santo, based on surveys of tuberculosis lesions in cattle slaughtered in
state slaughterhouses from 2009 to 2012. The incidence of tuberculosis lesions in cattle slaughtered in Espírito Santo
was 0.23% and varied among study regions from 0.04% to 0.44%, being higher in the south of the state (44%). Muqui
stood out as the municipality where it has a greater occurrence of injuries (1%) and the greater relative risk. The results
evidenced the necessity of elaboration and adoption of measures according to the intrinsic characteristics of each region. |
| Use of ionophores in dairy herds | Author : Camila Marques Oliveira, Rogério Mendes Murta, Dhemerson da Silva Gonçalves, Hélio Oliveira Neves, Antônio Eustáquio Filho, Allana da Silva Leal | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :In this work we present a review of the literature on the use of ionophores in dairy cattle elaborated with research on
articles in journals, textbooks, dissertations, theses, projects, which cite this question. It discusses the types of
ionophores most used as Monensin Sodium and Lasalocid, as well as its mode of action, presents the effects of
ionophores on nutrients, discusses the use and risk of ionophores intoxication, ionophores for dairy cattle and
performance results of calves and dairy heifers. The objective of this study was to study the effects of ionophores on the
performance, milk production and composition, ruminal fermentation parameters and economic viability in dairy cattle. |
| Viability to profit in the indirect selection of acerola genotypes | Author : Deniete Soares Magalhães, José Carlos Moraes Rufini, Alejandra Semiramis Albuquerque, Renata Elisa Viol, Martha Cristina Pereira Ramos, Matheus Pena Campos | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The fruit mass and the longitudinal and transverse diameters of acerola fruits were measured in order to determine
whether the selection of these characteristics more easily measured , leading to indirect gains in reducing seed mass ,
the increase in pulp yield and reduce the moisture content of the pulp. They concluded that for being heavier and larger
weight of fruit pulp, you must first select the genotypes with greater mass fruit and among these, those that produce
fruits with smaller cross-sectional diameter , since the evaluation of the two features is that the easier evaluation of the
dough mass. |
| Nitrogen and cutting management in the production of seeds of Panicum maximum BRS Tamani | Author : Cláudia Barrios de Libório, Jaqueline Rosemeire Verzignassi, Manuel Cláudio Mota Macedo, Liana Jank, Celso Dornelas Fernandes, Natália Dias Lima, Fábio Adriano Santos e Silva | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of nitrogen, and dates of standardization cuts in yield,
productivity and seed quality of
Panicum maximum
cv. BRS Tamani. Nitrogen fertilization, applied when inflorescence
differentiation started, did not influence seed productivity and this seems to be due to the availability of N in the organic
matter of the soil and by the fertilization of cover made 30 days after sowing. The average values of seed yield in the
first year were up to 331.5 kg pure seeds.ha
-1
. The cultivar in the second year produced 86.37% less seeds than the first
year, regardless of nitrogen doses and standardization cuts. |
| Recovery of phosphorus in the struvite form of the slime and food digestion supernatant on the pilot scale | Author : Marcela Tafur, Isaac Volschan Junior, Lidia Yokoyama | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Recovery of PO
4
3-
and
NH
4
+
from the anaerobic digestion supernatant of sewage sludge and feed in the form of struvite
using different concentrations of nutrients in two anaerobic digestion units submitted separately to the exclusive
processing with sludge, as well as to the mixture between sludge sewage and crushed food. This process occurs in two
stages: the first stage with three sources of magnesium MgSO
4
, MgCL
2
, MgOH
2
, and in the second stage added food
crushed next to the sewage sludge in the anaerobic digester. For the increase in PO
4
3-
and
NH
4
+
,
concentration in the
supernatant that upon reacting with magnesium precipitated during the mechanical mixing at different concentrations of
NH
4
+
and PO
4
3-
,
which condition the amounts of magnesium added in the treatment of struvite. Further removal of
PO
4
3-
,
83.8%, in MgSO
4
precipitates in the supernatant, at a concentration of 20% PO
4
3-
. Struvite form to recover the
phosphorus from the supernatant of the anaerobic digestion with the organic materials used. |
| Incisions on cladode the Pitaya Red of white pulp to promote the rooting | Author : Ranieri Reis Laredo, José Darlan Ramos, Verônica Andrade dos Santos, Ellison Rosário de Oliveira, Leonardo Pereira da Silva Brito, Deniete Soares Magalhães | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this work was to study different types of incisions in white pulp pitaya cladodes to promote and
anticipate rooting in the formation of seedlings. The collection of cladodes was carried out in clones of pitaya matrix
plants. The treatments were: T1 = incision perpendicular to cut (control), T2 = incision bevel, 45º, T3 = removal of 1/3
until reaching the main axis of the cladode (pericycle), T4 = perpendicular incision of 1/3 on three sides of the cladode,
T5 = without incision. The different incisions made at the base of the cladode provide a high percentage of rooting.
Incisions can be used to obtain a more efficient root system. |
| Organisms that host Tetrodotoxin and researches related to its medicinal use | Author : Diego Carvalho Viana, Jorge Diniz de Oliveira, Luís Miguel Lobo, Rennan Lopes Olio, Alanna Carla Farias Couto, Francisco Eduardo Aragão Catunda Junior, Amilton César dos Santos | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Tetrodotoxin (TTX) is a highly important animal toxin found in pufferfish, mollusks, arthropods, flatworms and
amphibians. Although the toxin is related to several cases of food poisoning in humans, recent search demonstrated that
TTX has a potent specific action in the blockage of voltage-gated sodium channels (VGSCs). The aims of current
research is demonstrates that TTX is efficient in therapies related to the nervous, circulatory and motor systems, besides
those against cancer. TTX-producing organisms, its mechanism and studies on the therapeutic use of the toxin in
medicine are provided. Further studies may reveal other therapeutic uses of TTX related to voltage-gated sodium
channels due to its efficiency and specificity in the blockage of these channels. |
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