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Effect of diet and training on muscle glycogen storage and utilization in sled dogs by Reynolds, A J, Fuhrer, L, Dunlap, H L, Finke, M, Kallfelz, F A

“…Two groups of eight Alaskan huskies fed either a high-fat (HFD; 60% kcal from fat and 15% kcal from carbohydrate) or a high-carbohydrate diet (HCD; 60% kcal…”
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Effect of dietary protein on lean body wasting in dogs: correlation between loss of lean mass and markers of proteasome-dependent proteolysis by Wakshlag, J. J., Barr, S. C., Ordway, G. A., Kallfelz, F. A., Flaherty, C. E., Christensen, B. W., Shepard, L. A., Nydam, D. V., Davenport, G. M.

“…Summary To determine the effect of dietary protein intake on lean body wasting in adult canines a study was undertaken to investigate the Ubiquitin Proteasome…”
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Lipid metabolite responses to diet and training in sled dogs by Reynolds, A J, Fuhrer, L, Dunlap, H L, Finke, M D, Kallfelz, F A

“…Two groups of Alaskan Huskies were fed either a high fat (HFD) or a high carbohydrate diet 4 wk before and during an 8-wk conditioning program. Aerobic bouts…”
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Effect of postexercise carbohydrate supplementation on muscle glycogen repletion in trained sled dogs by Reynolds, A J, Carey, D P, Reinhart, G A, Swenson, R A, Kallfelz, F A

“…To evaluate the effect of immediate postexercise carbohydrate supplementation on muscle glycogen (MG) repletion during the first 4 hours of recovery in sled…”
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Dietary taurine deficiency and dilated cardiomyopathy in the fox by Moise, N S, Pacioretty, L M, Kallfelz, F A, Stipanuk, M H, King, J M, Gilmour, Jr, R F

“…Taurine deficiency has been implicated as a potential cause of dilated cardiomyopathy. However, the relationship between taurine and myocardial function is…”
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Scintigraphy for diagnosis of avulsions of the origin of the suspensory ligament in horses: 51 cases (1980-1993) by Edwards, 3rd, R B, Ducharme, N G, Fubini, S L, Yeager, A E, Kallfelz, F A

“…The medical records of 34 horses with a diagnosis of avulsion of the origin of the suspensory ligament that had been admitted to the veterinary medical…”
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Serum vitamin E and blood glutathione peroxidase values of horses with degenerative myeloencephalopathy by Dill, S G, Kallfelz, F A, deLahunta, A, Waldron, C H

“…Serum vitamin E and blood glutathione peroxidase values were determined in 40 horses with a histologically confirmed diagnosis of degenerative…”
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Technetium-99m-Methylene Diphosphonate--A Superior Agent for Skeletal Imaging: Comparison with other Technetium Complexes by Subramanian, G, McAfee, J. G, Blair, R. J, Kallfelz, F. A, Thomas, F. D

“…Methylene diphosphonate (MDP) was formulated as a complex of 99mTc for skeletal imaging. This agent was compared with three other bone-seeking technetium…”
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New approach to percutaneous muscle biopsy in dogs by Reynolds, A J, Fuhrer, L, Valentine, B A, Kallfelz, F A

“…The size and quality of muscle specimens obtained by use of a percutaneous biopsy technique were studied. All biopsies were performed under local anesthesia,…”
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Influence of magnesium, water, and sodium chloride on urolithiasis in veal calves by Petersson, K H, Warner, R G, Kallfelz, F A, Crosetti, C F

“…Forty veal calves were fed milk replacers containing differing concentrations of Mg in a 16-w study. The concentrations were .1% (basal), .3%, .6% Mg, and .6%…”
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The new veterinary medical teaching hospital at the College of Veterinary Medicine Cornell University by Kallfelz, F A

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Factors associated with the development of equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy by Dill, S G, Correa, M T, Erb, H N, deLahunta, A, Kallfelz, F A, Waldron, C

“…A case-control study was done to identify factors associated with the development of equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy (EDM). Questionnaires were mailed…”
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Use of scintimetry to assess effects of exercise and polysulfated glycosaminoglycan on equine carpal joints with osteochondral defects by Todhunter, R J, Altman, N S, Kallfelz, F A, Nersesian, P, Lust, G

“…Combined blood pool and delayed images produced by use of 99mTc-methylene diphosphonate (99mTcMDP) were evaluated as an objective measurement of the response…”
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Osteochondrosis in fetuses of ewes overfed calcium by CORBELLINI, C. N, KROOK, L, NATHANIELSZ, P. W, KALLFELZ, F. A

“…Ewes were fed ad libitum (up to maximum of 2.5 kg/day) a complete feed containing either 1.52% calcium (High Ca) or 0.59% calcium (Normal Ca) on a dry matter…”
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Effects of 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol and 24,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol in dogs with impaired renal function by Dzanis, D A, Corbellini, C N, Krook, L, Kallfelz, F A

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Severe masseter myonecrosis in a horse by Step, D L, Divers, T J, Cooper, B, Kallfelz, F A, Karcher, L F, Rebhun, W C

“…A 6-year-old Quarter Horse was examined because of acute, severely swollen masseter muscles (palpation of which elicited pain response), exophthalmos, severe…”
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Functional analysis of ectopic parathyroid activity in cats by Flanders, J A, Neth, S, Erb, H N, Kallfelz, F A

“…The ability of ectopic parathyroid tissue to support calcium homeostasis was evaluated by measuring serum concentrations of calcium, phosphorus, albumin,…”
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Functional thyroid follicular adenocarcinoma in a captive mountain lion (Felis concolor) by Li, X, Steinberg, H, Wallace, C, Kallfelz, F A, Johnson, R, Anderson, W I, Lewis, R M

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Cerebellar infarction caused by arterial thrombosis in a dog by Bagley, R S, Anderson, W I, de Lahunta, A, Kallfelz, F A, Bowersox, T S

“…A cerebellar infarction was found to be caused by a vascular thrombosis in a dog. The cause of the thrombosis was not determined. The dog had signs of a…”
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Overnutrition: an epidemic problem in pet animal practice? by Kallfelz, F A, Dzanis, D A

“…This review demonstrates that manufactured pet foods contain more than adequate levels of all the essential nutrients needed by normal dogs and cats. Under…”
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