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Endemic: Usual frequency or constant presence of disease. Epidemic: More than usual frequency of occurance. Pandemic: Epidemic+ Widespread Sporadic: Occurs infrequently,haphazardly,irregularly or occasionally from time to time in a few isolated places withoud any pattern.
Indigenous Cattle- 60(2n) + XX/XY Exotic Cattle- 60 Buffalo- 60 Goat- 60 Sheep-54 Pig-38 Horse- 64 Ass-62 Mule-63 Dog-78 Cat-38 Autosome+ ZZ(Male) ,ZW(Female) Chicken- 78 Duck-80 Quail-78 Turkey- 76(M),77(F) Goose-80
pH of Semen: Bull- 6.8 Ram/Buck-6.8 Boar- 6.8 Dog-6.7 Stallion-7.4 Cat-7.4 pH of Milk: 6.4 – 6.8 pH of Rumen: 6.4-7.3 pH of Abomasum: 1.5 – 2.5 pH of Saliva: 8 pH of Pancreatic juice: 7.5-8.0
Basic Principle It is used to prepare mounts for microscopic study of fungi. This is most widely used method for laboratory culture rather than clinical specimens. Materials: a. Lactophenol cotton blue stain b. Fungal culture c. Microscopic glass slides and cover glass d. Other essentials Stain composition: Lactic acid 20 g Phenol 20 g Glycerin …
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This is a special type of staining method for few selective groups of bacteria which are having mycolic acid on their cell wall. Certain bacteria like Mycobacterium sp. do not stain readily by simple staining or even Gram’s Method of differential staining. It is because of high lipid (mycolic acid) content of their cell wall. …
This is the most useful and frequently employed staining technique in bacteriological laboratories. It is a differential staining.It gets its name from the Danish bacteriologist Hans Christian Gram who first introduced it in 1882.Bacteria generally categorized as either Gram positive or Gram negative. Gram-positive bacteria have a thick peptidoglycan layer and less lipid.With the use …
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