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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: International Camel Symposium
Format: Conference Proceeding Book
Language:English
Published: Dubai : [publisher not identified], [date of publication not identified]
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Table of Contents:
  • Protozoal disease of camels
  • Camel trypanosomiasis in the Sudan
  • Problems in the diagnosis of trypanosomiasis in camels
  • Application of antigen-elisa for the diagnosis of surra in camel herds in Kenya
  • Cymelarsan - a new treatment for Trypanosoma evansi infections in camels: results of field trials in Africa
  • Pox and pox-like diseases in camels
  • Progress in development of a camel pox vaccine
  • Bacillus cereus as a possible cause of haemorrhagic disease in racing camels
  • Bacterial and mycotic diseases of camels in Egypt
  • Isolation of C perfringens type A from enterotoxaemia in camels in Dubai and production of a locality-specific vaccine
  • Camel ectoparasites: a review
  • Sarcoptic mange in camels: a review
  • New world screwworm (Cochliomyia Hominivorax) infestations in the Arabian camel
  • A review of the use of invermectin in camels
  • Parasites in camels in Saudi Arabia: a review
  • Evaluation of different methods for routine examination of gastrointestinal parasites in camel faeces
  • Calf mortality in Indian farm bred camels
  • Elisa for camel IGG and measurement of colostral transfer
  • Establishiment and characterization of a camel skin cell line
  • Analysis of the camelpox virus thymidine kinase gene
  • Camel salmonellosis in camels in the Horn of Africa
  • The epidemiology and control of camel pox in Bahrain
  • Plant poisoning in camels
  • Isolation of chlamydia from swollen joints of dromedary camels in Saudi Arabia
  • Determination of mycotoxins in samples associated with cases of intoxications in camels
  • Evaluation of monoclonal and polyclonal antibody based antigen detection immunoassays for diagnosis of Trypanosoma evansi infections in camels
  • The potential benefits of the 'Pouron' method of treating endo and ecto parasite disease of camels
  • Exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage in racing camels
  • The use of tracheal wash aspiration in the diagnosis of respiratory disease in the camel
  • The incidence and effects of coccidiosis, on certain blood parameters in camels in a geographical territory of Pakistan
  • A new disease in camels - melioidosis
  • An overview of reproduction in camelids
  • Studies on the sexual behaviour of the camel
  • Hormonal induction of obestrous and mating in the female dromedary camel
  • Ovulation and embryo recovery in the llama
  • Ultrasonography of the female dromeday camel reproductive tract
  • Ultrasonographic and videoendoscopic monitoring or early foetal development in the dromedary camel
  • Hormonal studies in post partum female dromedary camels and their neonates
  • Morphological studies on the non-pregnant camel reproductive tract in Saudi Arabia
  • Functional morphology of the ovaries of the dromedary camel
  • A histopathological study of cystic ovaries and their effect on the endometrium in female camels
  • A review of uterine infections in the dromedary camel
  • Ovulation-inducing effects of seminal plasma injected intramuscularly in the bactrian camel
  • Biological activity of GNRH-like factors in the seminal plasma of the bactrian camel
  • Hormonal variations during the rutting and non-rutting season in the male dromedary camel
  • Hormonal stimulation of libido and reproductive function in the male camel: clinical observations
  • Successful pregnancy following AI in the camel requires induction of ovulation
  • Reproductive physiology, mating behaviour and semen characteristics of the male dromedary camel
  • Artificial insemination of dromedary camels
  • Superovulation and embryo transfer in the llama
  • Attempts to stimulate and synchronise ovulation and superovulation in dromedary camels for embryo transfer
  • Attempted recovery and transfer of embryos in dromedary camels: results of preliminary experiments
  • Embryo transfer experience from racing dromedary camels
  • LH release profiles in female dromedary camels following mechanical and hormonal stimuli to induce ovulation
  • Follicular development and concentration of reproductive hormone in the bactrian camel during anoestrus
  • The stress of pregnancy on plasma hormone profiles in dromedary camels
  • Steroid receptor changes in some target tissues of the dromedary camel during pregnancy
  • Morphological studies of the uterine cervix and the cranial part of the vagina of the dromedary camel
  • The effect of season on spermatogenesis in the dromedary camel
  • Manipulation of reproductive functions in the male camel - variations of hormone concentration and semen quality after hormonal intervention
  • The collection, evaluation and deep freezing of dromedary camel semen
  • Some aspects of exercise physiology in the racing camel
  • Muscular responses to high intensity exercise in the racing camel
  • Physiological responses during an incremental treadmill exercise test in the camel
  • Some comparative aspects of ventilatory responses to exercise
  • Interrelationships between velocity, stride length and stride frequency in race camels pacing on a treadmill
  • Some observations on respiration in the racing camel
  • Nutritional strategies for enhancement of performance in the racing camel lessons from man and horse
  • Main particularities of the camel nutrition
  • Different methods of raising and feeding camels in Iran
  • Practical feeding and nutrition of racing camels
  • Maintenance energy requirements of the dromedary camel
  • Effects of feeding protected fat to race camels
  • Effect of protein protection and supplementation on nutrient utilisation and performance of camels
  • Comparative degestive physiology of the forestomach in camels
  • A comprehensive study on rumen functions in the dromedary camel with special reference to fermentative patterns and forestomach motility
  • Effects of food deprivation and refeeding in the dromedary camel
  • Lipogenesis in the dromedary camel: a comparative study
  • Blood groups and DNA fingerprinting in camelids
  • Genetic polymorphism in the camel and its use in parentage and identity testing
  • Renal and hormonal control of fluid retention in camels
  • Plasma AVP and water balance in camels subjected to dehydration and rehydration in hot dry and hot humid environments
  • Thermoregulation in the heat and water-stressed camel
  • The influence of heat stress and dehydration on the work performance of the camel
  • Factors affecting weight and growth in the dromedary camel
  • Ecology of feral camels in Central Australia
  • Behaviour and social organisation of feral camels in Central Australia
  • Protein requirements for maintenance by camels
  • Seasonal variations in haematological and serum biochemical parameters in racing camels
  • Influence of some diseases on liver and kidney functions in camels
  • Electronic pacing and narrow-beam infra-red timing systems for use in the training of racing camels
  • Copper, iron, manganese and zinc concentrations in livers of race camels
  • Physiological responses to maximal exercise in the camel
  • Glucose regulation in the camel
  • Some training adaptations in the racing camel
  • Changes in plasma enzyme activities after maximal exercise in camels
  • Haematological parameters in the dromedary camel
  • Glycogen depletion pattern in racing camels with different work loads: application of a new and fast method
  • Motility pattern and flow of ingesta in the forestomach of the dromedary camel
  • Plasma concentrations on some vitamins in camels
  • Anaesthesia and surgery of camels in the USA
  • Common surgical conditions in camels
  • Incidence and classification of fractures in camels with special reference to management of those of the foot
  • Rupture of the urethra and subcutaneous infiltration of urine in camels
  • Upward fixation of the patella in camels
  • Surgical disorders of the male urogenital system in the dromedary camel
  • Wound healing in camels
  • Studies on the pharmacokinetics and residue of chloramphenicol, gentamycin and tylosin in camels, sheep and goats
  • Experimental and clinical evaluation of some sedatives and anaesthetics in camels
  • The influence of exogenous dexamethasone upon serum biochemical changes in the dromedary camel
  • Drug metabolism in camels
  • The use of antibiotics in camels
  • Pharmacokinetics of ampicillin in camels
  • The pharmacokinetics and dose regimen of gentamicin in the camel
  • Castration in camels
  • Traumatic reticuloperitonitis in the camel
  • Oesophageal ectasia in a female camel
  • Sternal fibromatoses in the dromedary camel
  • Pharmacokinetics and metabolism of sulphadimidine in the camel
  • Some aspects of glutathione metabolism in camels
  • The pharmacokinetics and dose regimen of kanamycin in the dromedary camel
  • A comparative study of phenylbutazone kinetics in the dromedary camel and sheep
  • Investigation into health and productivity of camels in Central Australia
  • The use of minimally invasive research methods in equine research
  • Productivity of some dromedary farming systems in Southern Tunisia