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The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections

2021 doctoral thesis by Shirli Notcovich at Massey University
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The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections

Summary

The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections authored Shirli Notcovich[2].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's publisher is recorded as Massey Research Online[4].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[5].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as veterinary anatomy and physiology[7].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as physiology[8].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as disease[9].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as health[10].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as dairy cattle[11].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's main subject is recorded as prevention[12].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's Handle ID is recorded as 10179/16411[13].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's title is recorded as The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections[14].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's copyright holder is recorded as Shirli Notcovich[15].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's thesis submitted to is recorded as Massey University[16].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[17].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[18].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's thesis committee member is recorded as Norman Williamson[19].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's thesis committee member is recorded as Cord Heuer[20].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's thesis committee member is recorded as Ynte Schukken[21].
  • The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's thesis committee member is recorded as Jimena Yapura[22].

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Designation and Status

The physiology of the keratin plug formation in the teat canal of dairy cattle and its interaction with current and novel methods for prevention of intramammary infections's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].

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