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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Kshirsagar DeepakDr. Deepak Prakash Kshirsagar, Doctorate in subject of Veterinary Public Health and currently working as a Scientist in Dept. of VPH and Epidemiology, Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai. He had worked in various Natio. …

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Patel NishantDr Nishant M Patel holds B.V.Sc.& A.H. and M.V.Sc. in Veterinary Public Health. He has experience in Teaching, Research and Extension. He has written many research articles about zoonotic disease and popular articles.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Milk quality and safety is negatively impacted by unjudicial antibiotics used in veterinary medicine because of milking animals are generally treated for infectious diseases with antimicrobial agents like tetracyclines, sulfonamides, aminoglycosides, fluoroquinolones etc. Antibiotic drug residues could have a twofold result on animal health, which may be mutagens, phototoxicity, carcinogenic, teratogenic effects, drug allergy reactions, alterations in the balance of useful intestinal microbiota, reduction in reproductive performance, selection and development of resistant bacteria, acute toxicity or poisoning in human. According to the WHO, 62 % of generally told human pathogens are zoonotic. The resistant microorganism from animals is also transferred to human via organic phenomenon. Additional acquired resistant genes might also be transferred from animal pathogens or commensals to a human pathogen.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A ciência sabe surpreendentemente pouco sobre zoonoses, o surgimento de doenças humanas a partir de outros animais. Sabe pouco sobre o reservatório de doenças em animais ou como essas doenças se movem entre as espécies. Os epidemiologistas estão a adotar novas técnicas relacionadas com o sistema de informação geográfica para estudar uma variedade de doenças animais e zoonóticas. As associações entre variáveis ambientais derivadas de satélites, como temperatura, humidade, tipo de cobertura do solo e densidade de vetores, são usadas para a previsão de doenças. A convergência de fatores como a disponibilidade de dados multitemporais de satélite e dados epidemiológicos georreferenciados, a colaboração entre cientistas, biólogos e a disponibilidade de sistemas de informação geográfica estatísticos sofisticados cria um ambiente de pesquisa fértil. É imperativo que qualquer tecnologia crie mais oportunidades de emprego e faça esforços coletivos para levar os benefícios às áreas rurais, especialmente em um país em desenvolvimento como a Índia. Este trabalho de previsão de ameaças de doenças emergentes continua sendo um empreendimento bastante inovador.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Nauka ma zaskakuj¿co niewielk¿ wiedz¿ na temat zoonozy, czyli chorób przenoszonych na ludzi przez inne zwierz¿ta. Niewiele wiadomo na temat rezerwuarów chorób u zwierz¿t ani sposobu przenoszenia si¿ tych chorób mi¿dzy gatunkami. Epidemiolodzy stosuj¿ nowe techniki zwi¿zane z systemem informacji geograficznej do badania ró¿nych chorób zwierz¿cych i zoonozy. Do prognozowania chorób wykorzystuje si¿ powi¿zania mi¿dzy zmiennymi ¿rodowiskowymi uzyskanymi z danych satelitarnych, takimi jak temperatura, wilgotno¿¿, rodzaj pokrycia terenu i g¿sto¿¿ wektorów. Po¿¿czenie takich czynników, jak dost¿pno¿¿ wieloczasowych danych satelitarnych i danych epidemiologicznych z odniesieniem geograficznym, wspó¿praca mi¿dzy naukowcami i biologami oraz dost¿pno¿¿ zaawansowanego statystycznego systemu informacji geograficznej tworzy sprzyjaj¿ce ¿rodowisko badawcze. Niezb¿dne jest, aby käda technologia tworzy¿a wi¿cej mo¿liwo¿ci zatrudnienia i aby podejmowano wspólne wysi¿ki w celu przeniesienia korzy¿ci na obszary wiejskie, zw¿aszcza w krajach rozwijaj¿cych si¿, takich jak Indie. Praca nad prognozowaniem pojawiaj¿cych si¿ zagro¿e¿ chorobowych pozostaje raczej nowatorskim przedsi¿wzi¿ciem.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - La scienza sa sorprendentemente poco sulla zoonosi, ovvero l'insorgenza di malattie umane provenienti da altri animali. Sa poco sul serbatoio di malattie negli animali o su come tali malattie si trasmettono tra le specie. Gli epidemiologi stanno adottando nuove tecniche relative al sistema informativo geografico per studiare una varietà di malattie animali e zoonotiche. Le associazioni tra variabili ambientali derivate dai satelliti, quali temperatura, umidità, tipo di copertura del suolo e densità dei vettori, vengono utilizzate per la previsione delle malattie. La convergenza di fattori quali la disponibilità di dati satellitari multitemporali e dati epidemiologici georeferenziati, la collaborazione tra scienziati e biologi e la disponibilità di sofisticati sistemi informativi geografici statistici crea un ambiente di ricerca fertile. È fondamentale che qualsiasi tecnologia crei maggiori opportunità di lavoro e che si compiano sforzi collettivi per diffondere i benefici nelle aree rurali, specialmente in un paese in via di sviluppo come l'India. Questo lavoro di previsione delle minacce di malattie emergenti rimane un'impresa piuttosto innovativa.…