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Zoo Animal Management Avs 327, Michael Cerbo
Zoo Animal Management Avs 327, Michael Cerbo
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Livestock Judging And Evaluation Avs 250, Michael Cerbo
Livestock Judging And Evaluation Avs 250, Michael Cerbo
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Advanced Methods In Applied Animal Behavior Avs 443, Michael Cerbo
Advanced Methods In Applied Animal Behavior Avs 443, Michael Cerbo
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Fisheries Science Afs 215, Michael Cerbo
Fisheries Science Afs 215, Michael Cerbo
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Zoo Animal Management Avs 327x, Michael Cerbo
Zoo Animal Management Avs 327x, Michael Cerbo
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Equine Management Avs 326/326x, Michael Cerbo
Equine Management Avs 326/326x, Michael Cerbo
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A Comparison Of Pyronin Y-Methyl Green Stain And Methylene Blue Stain For Somatic Cell Count In Sheep Milk, Emily Mirek, Stacey O’Donnell
A Comparison Of Pyronin Y-Methyl Green Stain And Methylene Blue Stain For Somatic Cell Count In Sheep Milk, Emily Mirek, Stacey O’Donnell
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Somatic cell count is a key method used to evaluate the quality of milk in today’s growing dairy sheep industry. Somatic cells are body cells, primarily the white blood cells, found in a milk sample. If an infection such as mastitis is present, the number of somatic cells in the milk increases (Gonzalo, et al. 1992). Producers routinely perform somatic cell counts on cow and goat milk. For dairy cattle in the United States, the somatic cell count can not exceed 750,000 cells per milliliter, for commercial milk. For dairy goats the accepted limit is 1,000,000 cells per mL of …