Titlebook: Diagnosis of Mycotoxicoses; J. L. Richard,J. R. Thurston Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1986 Laboratory.cognition.develo

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Equine leucoencephalomalacia: an historical reviewhorses in the United States in 1891, this disease has been recognized in South America, China, Greece, Egypt, South Africa and Germany [1, 10, 11, 15, 16, 18, 23–25]. A clinically similar disease in Equids has been reported from Japan but has not been classified as ELEM [21].

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Occurrence and clinical manifestations of lupinosis and slaframine toxicosised lupinosis partly for historical reasons because it was originally thought that the disease was caused by alkaloids in the lupins [23]. However, very early work in Germany, where there were frequent outbreaks of the disease in sheep in the latter 1800s [23], suggested that a toxic fungus growing o

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Occurrence and clinical manifestations of rubratoxins A and B and cyclopiazonic acidrom ingestion of moldy corn. In a subsequent study, Burnside .. [1] described the experimental production of the disease using pure cultures of molds isolated from contaminated corn. They cultured 13 different isolates of which nine were representative of the species . Link, three were representativ

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Aflatoxin in milkn, and the affected animals exhibited similar symptoms, the disease was labeled ‘Turkey “X” disease’ [5]. In 1961 a toxic compound was isolated from moldy agricultural commodities [25] used as ingredients in turkey feed. Since it was produced by . Link and exhibited a characteristic blue fluorescenc

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Immunomodulation in mycotoxicoses other than aflatoxicosis components of the immune system may be stimulated by exposure to mycotoxins. Therefore, the term immunomodulation is an appropriate descriptive term for the effects of mycotoxins on the individual components of the immune system, because it encompasses both enhancement and depression.

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